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·Luger given to me by father-in-law
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My father in law was in the Army Air Corp in WW2 and picked up this Luger. It has a matching serial number (3305) magazine and another mag that doesn't match, as well as the brown leather holster. He gave it to me about 8 years and he also gave me the original "capture papers" that permitted him to return the pistol to the US.
I don't know much about the history as he is now in a nursing home and in bad shape after suffering his second stroke.
Overall it's in nice shape with some peppering in the bore. I busted it down and all parts are all parts are stamped with "05", and I believe it may be an original weapon. Being more of a US weapons kind of guy I would appreciate any info you guys can give me.
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My father in law was in the Army Air Corp in WW2 and picked up this Luger. It has a matching serial number (3305) magazine and another mag that doesn't match, as well as the brown leather holster. He gave it to me about 8 years and he also gave me the original "capture papers" that permitted him to return the pistol to the US.
I don't know much about the history as he is now in a nursing home and in bad shape after suffering his second stroke.
Overall it's in nice shape with some peppering in the bore. I busted it down and all parts are all parts are stamped with "05", and I believe it may be an original weapon. Being more of a US weapons kind of guy I would appreciate any info you guys can give me.
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I have more pictures if you folks need to see them