[Mark]

Gentlemen,

This one is hard to find, hope you like the close up of the KM marking. The gun is in excellent condition.

Mark

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[Greg G]

Very nice Mark! These are hard to find in any condition.
Greg

 

[Jan C Still]

Mark
Excellent photographs and presentation of a scarce KM Mauser 1934.
Thanks
Jan

 

[Edward Tinker]

Well done Mark, nice to see all sides and close up of your 1934.

Ed

 

[summersdds]

Very nice find Mark. I have a question for the Board. Does the value increase if the property numbers had been the same on the grip strap and the mag? If you have the complete rig with the extra matching mag how much does the value increase? Any input would be appreciated because I know the rig LLoyd found is very difficult to find.

 

[Mark]

I think that the value goes when the gun has a matched mag. Then, each component would have an additional value such as the holster and spare mag. If the spare mag matched, more value.

 

[summersdds]

Mark, I have studied the eagle/swastica very closely and have come to the conclusion that some of the earlier serial numbered KM 1934 with O property numbers are smaller than the later Km 1934. Also the eagle does not have a line to seperate the legs as other ones do. Has anyone else made this observation? Why would there be different eagle/swastica variations? Thanks Bob