Great War epoch Luger holsters

PerversPÃ?Â©pÃ?Â¨re · 11-12-2002, 10:09 AM

When you said some members couldn't even possess a Luger, I am well aware of this: I was lucky to be the registered owner of a Walther PP because, after the voting of the infamous C-63 bill, I had the "prohibited firearm owner privilege" statute and could, therefore, buy handguns that had a 4" or less barrel.
Others cannot.
So, be watchful and relentless in protecting your Second Amendment rights...

About wanting to buy a holster in Canada, it's just because buying anything firearms-related abroad is now an exercise in frustration once it reaches the border and our nice Customs administration gets ahold of it.
PP.

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11-12-2002, 10:09 AM	#4
PerversPÃ?Â©pÃ?Â¨re User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 15 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	When you said some members couldn't even possess a Luger, I am well aware of this: I was lucky to be the registered owner of a Walther PP because, after the voting of the infamous C-63 bill, I had the "prohibited firearm owner privilege" statute and could, therefore, buy handguns that had a 4" or less barrel. Others cannot. So, be watchful and relentless in protecting your Second Amendment rights... About wanting to buy a holster in Canada, it's just because buying anything firearms-related abroad is now an exercise in frustration once it reaches the border and our nice Customs administration gets ahold of it. PP.