re; dating luger holsters

G.T. · 08-06-2001, 12:17 AM

I may have posted this before, but here goe's again.....when I first started collecting, I seldom found pistols matched with the presumed correct holsters.....in fact, I seldom found pistols in the holsters that were designed for them, examples to include...Lugers in P.38 holsters, P.38's in luger holsters, both in soft shell high power holsters, and a little bit of all in radom holsters! Some of the best condition pistols I was able to collect were in early hardshell P.38 holsters...some of the worst, in modified french revolver holsters!.....correct is a state of mind! But, I like to match them up also....so I'll through no stones on this one! till....later...G.T.

08-06-2001, 12:17 AM	#5
G.T. Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Chandler Arizona Posts: 3,541 Thanks: 1,342 Thanked 3,742 Times in 1,020 Posts	An interesting point........ I may have posted this before, but here goe's again.....when I first started collecting, I seldom found pistols matched with the presumed correct holsters.....in fact, I seldom found pistols in the holsters that were designed for them, examples to include...Lugers in P.38 holsters, P.38's in luger holsters, both in soft shell high power holsters, and a little bit of all in radom holsters! Some of the best condition pistols I was able to collect were in early hardshell P.38 holsters...some of the worst, in modified french revolver holsters!.....correct is a state of mind! But, I like to match them up also....so I'll through no stones on this one! till....later...G.T.