Was there any special holster for this pistol ?
What did it look like if so ?
What did it look like if so ?
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Yes. There were a number of different variations.
Here are a couple. I've got more but not photographed.
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OK, are the HSc holsters marked in any special way to recognize them as HSc holsters ?Comment
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Super HSC's
WOW .....You've got a couple of super Mauser HSC's -
even with the 'Capture Papers.'
Doesn't get much better!! ..... Dave/dblmedComment
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Jokka,
No they are not marked "HSc". They are usually marked with a three letter code and a date or a commercial maker logo.
Like I said they were made by many different firms.
One quick way to determine if it is for the HSc is to look at the toe of the holster. The toes of HSc holsters are larger than any other to accommodate the large snout of the HSc.
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OK, thanks !Comment
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Rosco is correct, but some of them are marked as such, "Mauser 7.65" inside. See 1st photo below. Now, sometimes these of course could be for a Mauser 1934 as well. The 3rd photo is of a 1934 holster.
And the 2nd photo is the front of the HSc holster.
Matt
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Here is the front view of the Hsc holster shown above.Comment
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And here is a Mauser 1934 holster. (maker is Primosa btw if anyone was wondering?)
Hope this helps!
Matt
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Matt,
Have you ever tried a Sauer 38H in the Primosa holster?
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Is this a Hsc holster ?
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