Can you identify this holster?

[VegasND]

I bought a commercial Makarov, a Baikal IJ-70, and a Polish TT-33 yesterday.

The Tok came in this holster, but it is not a Tokarev holster and I don't recall ever seeing one like it. The pistol fits well but the magazine pouches are not wide enough for a Tokarev magazine. I tried a Makarov mag and it's obviously narrower than the pouch. I'm curious about what pistol it may have been made for.

[gunboat]

swedish browning -- should be a crown over a date on the inside of the flap

[razr]

+1 on that. Swedish Husqvarna Browning Model 1907 Automatic Pistol.

[VegasND]

swedish browning -- should be a crown over a date on the inside of the flap

+1 on that. Swedish Husqvarna Browning Model 1907 Automatic Pistol.

Did an image search for that and you guys sure appear to be right. Thanks for the lead on the markings; I looked and they're so faint I didn't see them when I first looked.

It appears to have three crown stamps and a couple of other marks (an 'A' with a v instead of an - with a line ___ across the top and others I can't make out). I don't see a date, but there appears to be a ' T 5 ' made out of spaced blocks below the crowns.

Thanks for the quick help!

[v/dBrink]

The Tokarev fits the Swedish holster well because the profile of the Tokarev is the same as the FN 1903 pistol, which was the original Swedish m/1907 pistol. The Moscow city police had a contract for the FN 1903 so they were familiar with the design. The Tokarev is a hybrid of the FN 1903 and 1911 Colt, both Browning patents. This Belgian FN 1903 is mine.

[Paul S]

+1 on that. Swedish Husqvarna Browning Model 1907 Automatic Pistol.

Dang...you and gunboat are good

[razr]

Dang...you and gunboat are good

I cant speak for gunboat. I cheat!

[gunboat]

I knew because I sold one last month that had been in my odd bits bin for thirty or more years.