Ideal Stock/Holster

Dwight Gruber · 03-25-2003, 01:38 AM

Brewhaha, lets try this:

There is -one- (1 count'em, 1) reproduction Ideal stock holster. (It is hand-crafted, and in the posession of its maker.)

In order to be attached to a Luger, an Ideal stock holster (reproduction or original) requires special grips.

It may -legally- be attached to a 1900-model Luger. I have seen pictures of a 1902-model with Ideal grips, so my guess is that that model would be legal to attach. I'm not sure about the 1906 model. It would be necessary to research the 1902 and 06, or write BATF, to find out.

Attaching this stock, reproduction or original, to -any other Luger- violates Federal law and will cost you prison time and money that you really would rather use for something else.

--Dwight

03-25-2003, 01:38 AM	#9
Dwight Gruber User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 3,908 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,330 Times in 435 Posts	Brewhaha, lets try this: There is -one- (1 count'em, 1) reproduction Ideal stock holster. (It is hand-crafted, and in the posession of its maker.) In order to be attached to a Luger, an Ideal stock holster (reproduction or original) requires special grips. It may -legally- be attached to a 1900-model Luger. I have seen pictures of a 1902-model with Ideal grips, so my guess is that that model would be legal to attach. I'm not sure about the 1906 model. It would be necessary to research the 1902 and 06, or write BATF, to find out. Attaching this stock, reproduction or original, to -any other Luger- violates Federal law and will cost you prison time and money that you really would rather use for something else. --Dwight