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Sounds decent, a bit high I would think, but pictures would show us...
The 'mild pitting' can really detract from collector value. When you say, all matching, does that include the magazine? Did you check ALL the small parts? Ed
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Maybe I pushed it with the mild pitting. It looks better that most of the 1700.00 ones that I have seen. Mag is a different #. Bluing might be 90 to 95%, very minor dings....
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Here are few pics of the gun, in its original condition. The grip has the thumb depression. The holster is a ww2 model. I figure to retro fit to a proper ww2 luger in the future. It has the German military symbol on the side and is dated 1914. The mag does not match in number. The bore is about as good as it good possibly be.
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