Picked this one up at the Reno show ...it is cut-down or modified and fits my Norwegian .45 perfectly - including wear points for hammer, etc. I have a converted Luger artillery holster that looks to be done in a similar fashion.
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Funny enough, I have a 1936 Luger holster where they did the same. Took off the belt loops, cut a piece in front of the holster to sew on the back for web belts. Also made good for quick draw but left enough leather to be covered by the flap. As for this one, not sure! Steyr? Possibly a M1914 holster. Would like to know as well.
Happy Easter!
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any other thoghts on what this holster could be
Steyr could be the one - I have never owned one - might there be some Norwegian holsters that this one could have been converted from?Comment
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Looks to me like an Austrian roth steyr 1907 holster modified after WWII to carry a M1911 by the post war Austrian police who were armed with US weapons.Comment
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Austrian M98 8-mm Rast-Gasser revolver holster with shoulder strap removed.
Congrats on the pistol - rare w e/WaA84.
If anybody is attending the West Springfield MA show 6/7 June my roadshow this year is COLTS IN GERMAN SERVICE 1857-1945; includes 3xM14s plus assorted holsters for the same.Comment
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