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Matching 1937 Krieghoff P08

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mhassoun
Looks like an honest HK (all matching except magazine)
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Wow , David’s website is really improved. I have talked to David and interviewed him . It’s a safe purchase, he seems like a good businessman
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1933 FORD NUT
Note breechblock serial.
Note reject marks in many places.
Note " stork legs" on mag.

Odd to say the least
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mhassoun
The listing refers to the mag as “Non factory matching magazine.”
I noticed the star on some of the small components (can someone elaborate on that?)
The gun itself is not a rejected gun.
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Norman R
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"Non factory matching" sounds much nicer than "Fake". By coincidence, I too own a beautiful 1937 HK with a fake, excuse me, a non factory matching magazine.
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1933 FORD NUT
I do not see the word " fake " here.
I am not the one that calls everything " fake"

1933 FORD NUT said:
Note breechblock serial.
Note reject marks in many places.
Note " stork legs" on mag.
Odd to say the least
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The 4 point star is a reject mark.
Any of them look odd?
Any in odd places?
Front framewell is the most likely place for 4 point stars

mhassoun said:
The listing refers to the mag as “Non factory matching magazine.”
I noticed the star on some of the small components (can someone elaborate on that?)
The gun itself is not a rejected gun.
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Markings on left side of breechblock seem odd?
Anyone see any other things worth noting?
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K
Wow looks like it sold already! Marked OOS
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martin08
If someone took the time and effort to attempt a fake mag, then what else has been tampered?

Jason S L said:
Wow , David’s website is really improved. I have talked to David and interviewed him . It’s a safe purchase, he seems like a good businessman
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I ran across the new website look yesterday. I REALLY don't like the lighting for the photos. All of his offerings look to be wildly vibrant and off color.

This just looks like a neon sign.

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martin08 said:
If someone took the time and effort to attempt a fake mag, then what else has been tampered?



I ran across the new website look yesterday. I REALLY don't like the lighting for the photos. All of his offerings look to be wildly vibrant and off color.

This just looks like a neon sign.

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You must have really disliked his previous effort. This is vastly improved
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Greg G
Jason S L said:
You must have really disliked his previous effort. This is vastly improved
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It is vastly improved. Same red baclground.
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