unusual RR-Holster-Conversion

Richard · 01-28-2013, 01:18 PM

No, Jerry - I had a further conversation with Klaus -

he showed me the reference in the book from Hans Reckendorf "Taschen und Trageweisen von Faustfeuerwaffen in Preussen..." -

My holster was made for the Feldartillerie in 1887 - they used the RR M/83 since 1885, and their holsters for the M/79 had been shortened -
but holsters made after 1885 for them look like a shortened M/79 holster - but have been originally made for the short M/83 -
so this holster here was another model made for the Reichsrevolver M/83 in the fashion of the revolverholster M/87 (for the revolver M/79)

hope my school english is good enough for explanation

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01-28-2013, 01:18 PM	#12
Richard User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 18 Thanks: 2 Thanked 11 Times in 5 Posts	No, Jerry - I had a further conversation with Klaus - he showed me the reference in the book from Hans Reckendorf "Taschen und Trageweisen von Faustfeuerwaffen in Preussen..." - My holster was made for the Feldartillerie in 1887 - they used the RR M/83 since 1885, and their holsters for the M/79 had been shortened - but holsters made after 1885 for them look like a shortened M/79 holster - but have been originally made for the short M/83 - so this holster here was another model made for the Reichsrevolver M/83 in the fashion of the revolverholster M/87 (for the revolver M/79) hope my school english is good enough for explanation