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Unread 09-21-2018, 05:14 PM   #1
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Anything with SS markings has to be considered suspect. There is more SS stuff offered at large gun shows than there were SS members.
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Anything with SS markings has to be considered suspect. There is more SS stuff offered at large gun shows than there were SS members.
And the SS officers must have carried large amounts of guns as well, seems like every German WWII gun I find was "picked off of a dead SS officer". So yes, an SS stamp is a red flag in many cases.
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