[ChrisG43]

I recently posted some "German pistols on a Zeltbahn" and had a request for more pics of my late war phosphate HSC, my Burnham/Theodore book states that the last documented wartime HSC was 951939, so this one is getting near the end of the line, April 1945.....

 

[Tiger2Tank]

Getting to the last.

 

[martin08]

I like the looks of that. Just the right amount of wear.

 

[MAUSER888]

Very nice. Don't see too many of them anymore.

 

[Rescue190]

Nice late war gun.
John

 

[MCG]

Great HSc, I am missing this variation, I hope to find one as nice as yours!
Mark

 

[My P38s]

Hey Y'all,

I have always really liked the late war German phosphate finish and an HSc with that finish was always on my search list. I was able to find a nice one several years ago and is one of my favorite HSc pistols in my collection. Below are a couple of photographs of mine, which is roughly 500 pistols earlier than the example Chris shows.

Best,
Tom

 

[Vlim]

Here are some examples of the French transition.

950381: A very late war upside down stamped WaA 135.

951740: A locally 'liberated' unproofed HSc that came from Oberndorf.

953880: An early French WR marked HSc.

All were phosphated, the unproofed example has been refinished for it's owner. It was used by a butcher to put down steer calves.

 

[ugafx4]

Great HsC! One of these is on my list, I think I have maybe only seen 2 or 3 of them for sale ever!

 

[Bart1015]

Nice pistol, I may need to look for one now.

 

[Yoebuff]

very nice late war HSC !