Browning Hi-Power

[all1knew]

This is exactly what I was thinking, except the holster being a little higher. I can't find one that nice for under $250

PG-

I'm still trying to see what I can come up with there.

William Kramer

[all1knew]

This is exactly what I was thinking, except the holster being a little higher. I can't find one that nice for under $250

PG-

Still working on this one, I'll keep you guys posted!



William Kramer

[dag001]

Could anyone please show more pictures of the holster of that type?

Hope this helps - marked epf 1942 and WaA 195. "epf" = Köenigs u. Bismarckhütte AG, Schweintochlo-Witz.

[all1knew]

Hello all,

If I buy this setup would it be OK to use some saddle-soap and mink oil on the holster?

William Kramer

[Johnny Peppers]

Hello all,

If I buy this setup would it be OK to use some saddle-soap and mink oil on the holster?

William Kramer

I wouldn't use either. I have some Model 1907 slings treated with mink oil about 30 years ago, and they still form a white haze on them. It wipes off, but still don't like it.

[all1knew]

Hello again,

Here she is in my possession.

William Kramer

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[dag001]

Glad you got it! Even if you paid his full asking price it is definately a keeper. The condition of that holster is nice too. The holster is made in 1943 by J.J. Schlayer A.G. Lederfabrik in Reutlingen (Württenberg). I recently sold a rig like this, only in the "a" block with wooden grips for more than you paid for this. Good goin'

[Mark C.]

nice one,my favorite WW2 German pistol

[dag001]

Glad you got it! Even if you paid his full asking price it is definately a keeper. The condition of that holster is nice too. The holster is made in 1943 by J.J. Schlayer A.G. Lederfabrik in Reutlingen (Württenberg). I recently sold a rig like this, only in the "a" block with wooden grips for more than you paid for this. Good goin'

Oops! A typo.... Württenberg should be Württemberg. I hate it when that happens!