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1910 # 6912 c

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I found this old veteran last weekend at a small show and just had to bring him home with me. He ain't real pretty but he is interesting.

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The firing pin is numbered 12 but also has this mark on it. I checked my other 1910 and it has the same mark. Does anybody have any info on this????

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Heinz
Nice, are you going to show us the whole pistol soon?
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Nothing wrong with that old girl, did you get the holster also.
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Heinz and Lugerlou....... Thanks for your posts. It did not come with a holster. Does have a wood bottom mag but the numbers have pretty much gone to time. Think I can see a "+". Sending along some additional pictures.

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Heinz
Nice honest gun. I like it
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