German Army Walther P5 Leather Holster

Walther P5 Duty Holster

This is a German federal issue leather holster cut for the Walther P5 9mm pistol and stamped BUND on the body. It rides outside the waistband on the strong side, hung from a drop belt loop that sets the pistol a little below the belt so it clears body armor, jackets and other belt kit. P5 owners will want it for carry, and collectors will want it to complete a German service pistol setup.

Features

• Heavy Black Leather — The body and belt hanger are thick black leather with stitched edges, built to service standard instead of to a commercial price point.
• Fitted For The Walther P5 — The holster is shaped around the P5 9mm, the compact double-action pistol carried by German federal services.
• Thumb-Break Retention Strap — A single leather strap snaps over the rear of the pistol and releases when you push it with your thumb during the draw, so the gun stays put until you mean to draw it.
• Drop Belt Loop — A separate leather hanger lowers the holster roughly 2 inches below the belt line, giving the grip more clearance from gear worn at the waist.
• Snap-On Hanger Attachment — Two metal snaps join the holster to the drop loop, and grommets on the rear of the hanger finish the mount.
• Fits Duty Belts Up To 2 Inches — The rear belt slot takes service and duty belts up to 2 in (5 cm) wide.
• Right-Hand OWB Carry — Outside-the-waistband, meaning it sits over the belt rather than inside the trousers, and it is set up for a right-handed draw.
• BUND Issue Markings — The holster is stamped BUND with a federal stock number, and the hanger carries a maker's logo and a DBGM registration stamp.
• Size And Weight — The holster is approximately 12 in (30 cm) long overall and weighs about 16 oz (450 g).

German Federal Issue

The BUND stamp marks this as German federal government property, and the stock number pressed beneath it ties the holster to the official supply system. The hanger is stamped with the maker's logo and DBGM, the German registered design mark. Original issue leather like this is the right match for a P5 in a German collection, and it is also a sturdy working holster for anyone who carries one.