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Unread 03-20-2009, 07:32 PM   #1
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my name is dirk i come frome Germany ans speack very bad english sorry. Ich have this black plastic grip bekome.
What is that ? bevor 1945 or after ? DDR ?

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Unread 03-20-2009, 09:48 PM   #2
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Dirk, they appear to be post-WW2, east german or russian.


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The grips are certainly different...I like them! And the magazine w/aluminum base looks good, too!

And your English is very good! Much better than my German!
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I've seen those grips on a few Russian captured Lugers.
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I agree they are post war grips... I believe I have seen them a few times before as well, I just forget where.

The mag looks nice, a photo of the base would be nice though
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Hello,
thank all for the answers !
The Grips is for German Postman in the WW2 or
frontcaptured Russian ?
The clutches are same both. The magazines are old version. + signifies reserve magazin. The number 3476 is the standard number What does signify the eagle 63? What does signify W?

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Hello Dirk,

Es ist nicht fur ein Postman (Deutsche Reichspost / Postschutz).

Post war meaning they were made After WW2 (1946 - 2009)

For the magazine, the eagle with "63" is a WaffenAmt stamp. WaA... 3476 is the serial nummer, "W" being the suffix letter.
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Hello,
i have be looked in this forum of Russian Grip.
My Grips are 100% russian captured Grip.
thanks all for the answers !
a ask, what cost my grip and Magazine ?


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Ok good to know
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Ahh okay, Post = after.
Can you what say to the price the grip an magazine ?
Many great !

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The grips are not worth much, the Magazine is worth maybe $100 to 140 USD (70 - 100 Euro). Just my opinion.
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Dirk, Your Russian grips usually retain here in the USA in the $25 range and the pitting on the bottom of your 1937 or '38 mag would reduce it's value to the $75 range, unless you find the buyer with the matching PO8. TH
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IMO, judging from what I've seen on eBay & GB, the grips would go about ~$50USD, the mag ~$100USD...That pretty much reflects what I would pay for them as well...
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