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tom · 12-20-2001, 11:14 PM

Jeezie Peezie, it seems like sooo many people are just "in the dark" about all those Nazi Special Forces guys and their Special Lugers. A big name dealer told me all about it over breakfast at a big gun show.

The Labiastandarte was a special brigade sized unit of the Hitler Jugend, composed of only females. These froeliche frauleins were under the command of SS-helfereins and were organized into three subordinate sturms, or battalions. There was the Eva Braun Sturm, the Leni Reifstahl sturm and the Hanna Reichfleigersnatchen sturm, all named in honor of the flower of German womanhood and national socialism that they represented. Under this, was the Else Koch turm and several others.

I understand that in addition to special pink-tinted chrome finishes and pearlux grips on the officer's pistols, there were also fuschia accoutrements.

I have the names and emails of several BIG NAME dealers who would be pleased to asist any list member in acquiring one of these priceless relics.

Grinning,

Tom

12-20-2001, 11:14 PM	#12
tom User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 269 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Sounds like one of those American Historical Foundation Pimp Guns Jeezie Peezie, it seems like sooo many people are just "in the dark" about all those Nazi Special Forces guys and their Special Lugers. A big name dealer told me all about it over breakfast at a big gun show. The Labiastandarte was a special brigade sized unit of the Hitler Jugend, composed of only females. These froeliche frauleins were under the command of SS-helfereins and were organized into three subordinate sturms, or battalions. There was the Eva Braun Sturm, the Leni Reifstahl sturm and the Hanna Reichfleigersnatchen sturm, all named in honor of the flower of German womanhood and national socialism that they represented. Under this, was the Else Koch turm and several others. I understand that in addition to special pink-tinted chrome finishes and pearlux grips on the officer's pistols, there were also fuschia accoutrements. I have the names and emails of several BIG NAME dealers who would be pleased to asist any list member in acquiring one of these priceless relics. Grinning, Tom