1936 dated holster

Paul L · 03-11-2005, 05:02 PM

Mr. Anderson,

thanks for you reply...........am glad to hear that i did good on the pistol......it's just a shame that when you buy something anymore that people can't represent the true facts........but from all my experience in buying and selling guns i know well enuff to buy the gun and not the story..and the story was that this gun was a WWII bring home from his father, who had passed recently and had no interest in keeping the pistol !!!!! ....and am very happy with the pistol itself.............now to understand the loading tool info, I ask were the tools ever period marked

as the tool in the holster, unmarked and only having serrations on the angular tab, how do you tell if its imperial, weimar, or WWII period or aftermarket ?????????????

thanks for all your help and comments...........

Regards, Paul

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03-11-2005, 05:02 PM	#9
Paul L User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Monroe County, SE Mich. Posts: 76 Thanks: 5 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Mr. Anderson, thanks for you reply...........am glad to hear that i did good on the pistol......it's just a shame that when you buy something anymore that people can't represent the true facts........but from all my experience in buying and selling guns i know well enuff to buy the gun and not the story..and the story was that this gun was a WWII bring home from his father, who had passed recently and had no interest in keeping the pistol !!!!! ....and am very happy with the pistol itself.............now to understand the loading tool info, I ask were the tools ever period marked as the tool in the holster, unmarked and only having serrations on the angular tab, how do you tell if its imperial, weimar, or WWII period or aftermarket ????????????? thanks for all your help and comments........... Regards, Paul