Fellow holsters lovers, please comment. Thanks!!!

RockinWR · 10-06-2016, 10:40 PM

* I see a WaA77 on this holster. This is consistent with the Radom, Poland area maker and the German Waffen Inspector assigned to this area in 1944.
* OBTW: Same inspector bought off the Radom pistol slide and frame "kits".
* Alto these and the "ndk" accepted P.38 holster are infrequently seen, I think Jerry is spot on as to the reason these do not command high $'s. Soft Leather, usually "dinged/scuffed" up, and lower overall quality compared to the German leather shops output.
* Still: Since I also own 2, I would hope this PT would command $275-$300 as an intact, 1944 period correct P38 hardshell from the Eastern "Front".....IMHO.
* Kind of begs for a cyq P38 and a jvd spare mag to complete the picture.
Respectfully,
Bob

10-06-2016, 10:40 PM	#16
RockinWR User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: D/FW, Tx Posts: 279 Thanks: 109 Thanked 31 Times in 16 Posts	* I see a WaA77 on this holster. This is consistent with the Radom, Poland area maker and the German Waffen Inspector assigned to this area in 1944. * OBTW: Same inspector bought off the Radom pistol slide and frame "kits". * Alto these and the "ndk" accepted P.38 holster are infrequently seen, I think Jerry is spot on as to the reason these do not command high $'s. Soft Leather, usually "dinged/scuffed" up, and lower overall quality compared to the German leather shops output. * Still: Since I also own 2, I would hope this PT would command $275-$300 as an intact, 1944 period correct P38 hardshell from the Eastern "Front".....IMHO. * Kind of begs for a cyq P38 and a jvd spare mag to complete the picture. Respectfully, Bob