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Unread 04-21-2004, 12:03 PM   #1
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As soon as that second mortgage on "The White House", is approved. I'll be adding to it.

90-95% 1916 DWM Artillery w/stock

95% Lithuanian HP ser#1935 w/Odin holster-stock & early Belgian holster.

95-98% CYQ m block w/1942 gcx Waa B17 hardshell holster

98% AC 43 i block Austrian BH w/ jwa 44 softshell holster

95% 1915 DWM w/ E.German softshell marked P.08 w/tool pouch.

85% 1934 Beretta RE, 1938 manuf. w/early brown holster.( gift from my Father-in-law. C-47 Pilot It was with him in every major campaign N.Africa through D-Day and Market Garden. He pd.$5.00 to an Inf. Sgt. for it in Morocco. Fired it out the cockpit window at a passing FW190, with a P-47 in pursuit, over Belgium. Said that,"The Glory Hound P-47 pilot, probably got credit for the kill!"

95% Kriegsmodell Unique

98% fhh CZ 27

95% 1934 Mauser Scandinavian contract

90-95% Early comm. Astra 300 .380 (just because)

Just getting started, over.

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Unread 04-21-2004, 12:24 PM   #2
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Unread 04-21-2004, 12:46 PM   #3
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Russ, Thanks! Guess where I got the 1915 DWM. Walked into Baron's Den to get a holster for my HK P7M8. Walt says look what just came in. I said how much? He said $600.00, I said sold! Came in the E.German holster w/WWI tool. Then I got to go into the "VAULT" and browse. Man! What a candy store. Not many people are allowed in the vault. I made the big time. He sold me the Belgian HP holster too.
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Hello Ron,

Great group of pistols. Thanks for sharing.

If you are looking for a nice holster for than CZ-27, take a look at LF member, Leon Despain's offering :

http://lmd-militaria.com/page319.html

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Thanks Pete, I've got one like it at Jerry's right now. Some guy walked into a local gun shop a few years ago. And ask if anybody knew how he could cut it down to make a holster for his American Derringer. He had already ripped out the stitching. I bought an Uncle Mikes out of the $5&$10 bin that would work, and traded him. I did'nt even know what it was for at the time. Just thought it was a waste. Jerry's going to make it new again, when he's up and around. What do need, are the correct holsters for the 1934 Mauser Scandinavian and Kriegsmodell.

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Hey Ron, that's one heck of a start!! While I am sort of biased toward the Lugers and P.38s, I always think if it weren't for them I would have collected Hi Powers. That's a real beauty of a Lithuanian!! Congrats!!
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Unread 04-23-2004, 02:12 AM   #7
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I like your little Astra! One is high on my wish list. I now have a 400 Chilean Navy and a German Police 600.

I was in Philomath a couple of weeks ago and I thought that I saw an HP holster/stock in the window (the gunshop was closed).

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Thanks, It's an exspensive hobby. But somebody has to do it.
Steve, if you happen by the shop again. I would be interested in the stock.
Thanks Frank, I originally bought it as Luger trading stock or for re-sale. But fell in love with it after I got it home. Think I'll probably keep it.
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Hey Ron, I'm glad you know a keeper when you see one!!
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Frank, I have since seen one other for sale and heard of another. Both were priced at more than half again, what I paid. Whether they sold for that, I can't say. It's retirement insurance I can enjoy.
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Ron,

I am not able to get to Philomath when the shop is open. But their website is: http://www.guns4sale.net/

What I saw may not even be available still and I cannot guarentee the it is for an HP. It just looked like one through the window.

Good luck!. I have no connection to the shop.

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Steve, Thanks for the information. I may go up there and check it out. I remember the shop now.Have never stopped.
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Ron,
I have a VERY nice HP maker marked HP German WWII holster if you still need one.
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Robert, Damn! Is there anything you don't have?
I don't really need it. The Lithuanian is'nt waffen marked. Besides that, I've got it on GB, up for auction. If I get lucky, I can buy somemore of your Lugers.(need more Lugers). I'm addicted! Are you home yet?

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Shhhh, not so loud I've finally got everyone thinking I'm full of hot air!
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Robert, Just caught on to your signature moto. I get it now. I worked as a bouncer and bartender for several years. I'd like to do it again. (If I was 20 yrs younger.)

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