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French Double · 08-13-2003, 05:10 PM

Yes it's an inherited gun. Double dated 1918/1920. All matching s/n's with the exception of the magazine. Have 3 mags, 2 wooden btm. and 1 metal. I'd rate it at 75-80% finish, as has a smith at a local dealership. S/N is 58X (yes only 3 digits). I also have the shoulder holster, unmarked and probably custom made, that it was in when it was "liberated" from Munich at the end of the war. Also have the tool but it is unmarked. Any comments relating to rarity, value would be appreciated. And yes, I do occasionally shoot armadillos with it.

08-13-2003, 05:10 PM	#1
French Double New User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: La. Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Double dated DWM, 1918/1920 Yes it's an inherited gun. Double dated 1918/1920. All matching s/n's with the exception of the magazine. Have 3 mags, 2 wooden btm. and 1 metal. I'd rate it at 75-80% finish, as has a smith at a local dealership. S/N is 58X (yes only 3 digits). I also have the shoulder holster, unmarked and probably custom made, that it was in when it was "liberated" from Munich at the end of the war. Also have the tool but it is unmarked. Any comments relating to rarity, value would be appreciated. And yes, I do occasionally shoot armadillos with it.