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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Marco Island, Florida
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Welcome to the forum! A really nice WW1 Luger in way above average condition! Nice holster, (it would be nice to see photos of the markings on the back of the holster).
Is there a tool in the little pouch under the holster flap? If so, is it marked? Your broken magazine bottom can be expertly replaced by our own GT, (Gerald Tomek) here on the site. I'm no more than an RKI on WW1 guns, but resident experts will give you an idea of what the entire rig is worth. |
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Thanks for the info! Really would love to hear the stories this gun could tell....but then again, probably mostly closet or sock drawer stories...
The history end of things I think are very cool, almost pains me to keep it closed up.Attached are a few more pics. I don't see any markings on the back of the holster. I do see a mark on the inside of the holster flap but it's worn from rubbing on the gun so I can't make it out... No tool, and honestly don't ever remember there being one when grandpa used to break the gun out to show me when I was a little tot. |
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