Two Date Navy

Tim Reynolds · 04-02-2007, 01:51 PM

The sight area is the worse.The finish on the gun is not the greatest.After reading about all the messing around with on these guns I am just glad that it is an original.The condition of the gun helped this novice.The parts all looked like they were in the same codition.So the parts matched finish wise and number wise. It would be easy too get taken looking at a gun with all the numbers match,but the blueing was not quite right on the barrel,frame ,etc just to find out the numbers,proof,parts ect have been made and put on the gun to decieve.If I had known what I know now I would not have bought it.I rolled a seven on the come out roll. Ignorance can indeed be bliss.P.S.I also like how the gun has had three lives War,Post war ToV ,Commercial (import USA).Thanks for all the help from everyone,Tim

04-02-2007, 01:51 PM	#17
Tim Reynolds User Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 40 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The sight area is the worse.The finish on the gun is not the greatest.After reading about all the messing around with on these guns I am just glad that it is an original.The condition of the gun helped this novice.The parts all looked like they were in the same codition.So the parts matched finish wise and number wise. It would be easy too get taken looking at a gun with all the numbers match,but the blueing was not quite right on the barrel,frame ,etc just to find out the numbers,proof,parts ect have been made and put on the gun to decieve.If I had known what I know now I would not have bought it.I rolled a seven on the come out roll. Ignorance can indeed be bliss.P.S.I also like how the gun has had three lives War,Post war ToV ,Commercial (import USA).Thanks for all the help from everyone,Tim __________________ If the magazine does not match,it is a mismatched Luger