A "new" P-08, byf 42

sepolvora · 02-11-2013, 10:38 PM

Marc:
Thanks for your interest.

No, none of them has capture marks.
I imagine every power that capture foreign weapons keep a part of them unmarked in case they need to use them later on covert operation and exercise a PR denial.
In this case, weapons very similar to these became available around this area around the days of the Sandinista war.
I don't want to draw conclusions, but the posibility exist.

In any case, I pressume they lived an interesting life before we kept them sleeping in a drawer

Saludos and many thanks again.

(I can try to take a decent picture of the holsters, magazines and tool, in case you're interested)

02-11-2013, 10:38 PM	#5
sepolvora User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Costa Rica Posts: 19 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Marc: Thanks for your interest. No, none of them has capture marks. I imagine every power that capture foreign weapons keep a part of them unmarked in case they need to use them later on covert operation and exercise a PR denial. In this case, weapons very similar to these became available around this area around the days of the Sandinista war. I don't want to draw conclusions, but the posibility exist. In any case, I pressume they lived an interesting life before we kept them sleeping in a drawer Saludos and many thanks again. (I can try to take a decent picture of the holsters, magazines and tool, in case you're interested)