Ss marked 1910 mauser

Mibit911 · 05-26-2023, 01:51 PM

That's the funny thing with ss markings? I can know thr guy I got it from and a person who has a huge extension of other legit ss and German firearms that have providence. How does anyone prove ss markings as real unless they know know where the gun came from? Especially on a one of a kind gun. I'm the first to usually jump to thst conclusion as well. I can deffinantly tell you the gun hasn't been reblued, rhe fireblue is all intact and there is wear on the original finish its just in great shape. So whether you agree on the ss markings maybe but the gun deffinantly isn't a reblue

05-26-2023, 01:51 PM	#3
Mibit911 User Join Date: May 2022 Posts: 51 Thanks: 5 Thanked 25 Times in 10 Posts	That's the funny thing with ss markings? I can know thr guy I got it from and a person who has a huge extension of other legit ss and German firearms that have providence. How does anyone prove ss markings as real unless they know know where the gun came from? Especially on a one of a kind gun. I'm the first to usually jump to thst conclusion as well. I can deffinantly tell you the gun hasn't been reblued, rhe fireblue is all intact and there is wear on the original finish its just in great shape. So whether you agree on the ss markings maybe but the gun deffinantly isn't a reblue