New to me Interarms Parabellum

Tango3 · 09-17-2016, 06:28 PM

Thanks, rhuff, useful information.

Steve, thanks for the historical data.

DonV,
I stand corrected on my unfounded opinion on the conceal and carry ability of the Luger. Seems that mechanically it IS every bit as safe to pack Condition 1. The weapon continues to surprise me.

A Yaqui did come to mind as I pondered a previous post of yours. It bears some further thought. I have a go to custom holster maker in Tennessee that has made a holster for me in the past for the Baer Heavyweight Monolith with its unusual frame. I plan on talking with him, too, about coming up with, say, a pancake style in black elephant, sweat strap, trigger cover, cant to be determined due to the Parabellum's steeper(?) than the 1911's cant. I'll report back as I know more.

The nformation about screws is appreciated. I'm getting the impression that OEM parts are a bit pricey!

Eric

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09-17-2016, 06:28 PM	#22
Tango3 User Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Michigan (Native American for "too much winter") Posts: 51 Thanks: 90 Thanked 12 Times in 10 Posts	Thanks, rhuff, useful information. Steve, thanks for the historical data. DonV, I stand corrected on my unfounded opinion on the conceal and carry ability of the Luger. Seems that mechanically it IS every bit as safe to pack Condition 1. The weapon continues to surprise me. A Yaqui did come to mind as I pondered a previous post of yours. It bears some further thought. I have a go to custom holster maker in Tennessee that has made a holster for me in the past for the Baer Heavyweight Monolith with its unusual frame. I plan on talking with him, too, about coming up with, say, a pancake style in black elephant, sweat strap, trigger cover, cant to be determined due to the Parabellum's steeper(?) than the 1911's cant. I'll report back as I know more. The nformation about screws is appreciated. I'm getting the impression that OEM parts are a bit pricey! Eric