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Unread 01-30-2015, 05:04 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by luger.parabellum View Post
instead of polluting our market, the Chinese should keep all these fakes for themselves.
Each type of gun has its buyer. Both Navy Arms TU-711 and Federal Ordnance 714 are parts guns. They are not C&R, but they are cheap. So those guns have those guns' market.

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Erickson estimated only 10 of these were made. I am not sure though. One member of gunboards.com (the main board) posted a picture of his example in 2011:

Here is the link: http://forums.gunboards.com/showthre...dle-Mauser-711

Above gunboard example in the link, s/n 84658, which is only 3 away from mine, was sold later in a RIAC session.

All three examples that I have seen (84655, 84658, 84672) share a common feature -- all of them are like new. Why?? Is that a valid question, statistically?

84655 came to me without a magazine. Probably that would give a hint on these guns' condition -- I guess Stoeger sold these expensive pistols finally, but no magazine came with the gun.. Please note 84658's magazine bottom does not have Mauser stamp, it's not a Mauser made magazine. It's must be an add-on by the owner.

84672 (Robert H collection) has a 20-shot magazine. But this type of magazine is not numbered, how to tell...

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