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New Collectors BoardHi guys, an opportunity came up to trade my Colt 1903 for a Luger and I took it. I have always liked these guns but was never willing to pony up what I honestly think is an absurd amount of money for them, so never figured I'd manage to get my hands on one, but here it is. I don't know much...
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1900-1918: Long P.08-Artillery LugersI have been watching ebay for a magazine for my 1915 p08. Can I put a wood bottom on a aluminum bottom mag ? I'm thinking of buying a early ww2 mag and then putting a original wood bottom in it since there's not many options to buy a ww1 in decent condition for a fair price. Surprised to see...
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German: Foreign Mfg. Pistols and Holsters.I believe this is an FN 1910/22 originally intended for the Netherlands but taken by the Germans after their invasion of Belgium in 1940. The pistol has no Dutch markings just FN proofs and a single German WaA613 On the left trigger guard. All serial numbers are matching throughout. Here are...
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