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If you really want a picture of a 98 mm Luger just PM me, Trying to post a photo here is just too stressful anymore
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![]() ![]() I had thought that it was maybe for a hitherto unknown variation, or prototype, or feasibility study, or ultra-rare pocket Luger... ![]() Several members here have 'Baby Lugers' but I've never seen a Baby Luger holster...Seems like one would have been custom made, considering some of the members here being leather-workers...A full-flapped military style Baby holster would be cool... ![]() But that Simpson holster looks too big for even a 98mm Luger...More like a full-size P08... That Heiser page should be taken with a grain of salt...3 5/8" is ~92mm... (I get excited when I see a post about a weird Luger, or Mauser, or Nambu...Like that C96 Broomhandle that some smith had grafted a Colt single-action revolver grip on...) ![]()
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If it is the right length, it would make a nice home for a "safe and loaded" commercial.
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It is the right length. Stoeger is reputed to have imported 7.65 Lugers in barrel lengths for 75 mm (3 inches) to 600 mm, about 24 inches (wikipedia}
My commercial 1920 has a 3 7/8 (98 mm plus). Have all the fun you want but there is the Heiser 1772 and it is a Luger holster, if you go to that Heiser Website it does show one in the holster. It is a good fit Jan Still's Weimar Lugers notes 3 5/8 or 3 3/4 barrel lengths as most common for 1920, for the alphabet commercial most are 3 5/8 inch barrels. Still says Stoeger Lugers had 3 5/8, 4, 6, and 8 inch barrels. I believe the longer barrels reported on Wikipedia above are Pacific Arms import barrels 1929 Commercial are usually found with 3 3/4 barrels, Some are Stoegers [Jan Still, Weimar Lugers p258] But, I do not know why I bother, you already know it all |
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Not even a little. I am only an egg. Just meant to point out that the linked site wasn't quite clear on the Metric/alphanumeric equivalent. If I offended you then my apologies. I'm old and resent all young people.
Dave, I don't recall that 'Baby' holster, I'll have to Search for it. CRS, you know... ![]()
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Surely you remember the Baby Luger rig that was a collaboration among Jerry Burney, Ted Greene, the late Hugh Clark, and probably one or two more. Full-flapped military style Baby holster and all...?
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