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Beautiful! Excellent example of a harder one to find. One day I might be so fortunate to find one.

Oh yeah. The last ac PP's are really interesting. The only war this pistol probably saw was from the G.I. that originally took it from the factory and carried it until war's end, then to the United States (that's my best guess anyway). The gun dealer I bought it from did not respond to my...

Hello, I wanted to show this late PP off. According to the late PP serial number data list for these late ones, this one is around the last two hundred of them. Mostly in the white, aluminum early, unnumbered frame. No proofs. Only markings are the slide serial number and a couple of hidden...

On the grips. Previously, I mistakenly stated these need to have the “5 broken lines” grips. I went back in my books to make sure I was right, wrong…or what? So, your pistol is fine with those grips that are on it. Most of these had the “5 broken line” grips on them (also known as Posselt...

Really nice cyq! I agree. This one needs a set of “5 broken line” grips. They can either be the brown type or the more orange type.

I agree! Nice pistol rig. Matching numbered mag is very hard to find. I have one myself, just need the holster. Mine only has one matching mag as well.

The late war stuff is addictive to me, but the more I think about it and read the comments, glad I passed on it. She's a nice looking ole gal, but not for that much.

Absolut: I always like seeing the late stuff. So a post of your late Steyr would be really nice to look at. Totally agree on the $2,600 price tag. Ridiculous territory is where this one sits right now because gunbroker is also going to add their price tags and such to it...shipping...

I'm sure it's the price tag as to why its been sitting for a while.

To use the Walther factory capture as an example, there were numerous P.38's and PP's captured mismatched when the Americans went in. We have documented the ac PP's where you will have a set of matching PP's, then a set of mismatch, then matching...there was no real ryhme or reason as to how...

THAT!!!!!…….. is cool!

It’s kinda in “stupid price tag range”. The left side could have been where the rifle was thrown into a pile of them? Who knows? Just wondering what everyone else thought about it being maybe a factory mismatch pick up.

Her port side took a little hit, but other than that, she looks pretty decent.

It's probably the dark photos on the darkness of the stock. Stock looks correct with wood mill lines, good crisp e/H. Yeah, like you said, the bolt being close in serial number is the key to it all.

Yep. Walnut Kriegsmodell, except the hand guard which is laminate. Mostly pretty dark wood overall. Unfortunately it's from an auction and don't want to post that. From my visual on this side of things, it looks correct. But, I wonder about the final proof being on there, stock proof being...

Hello, I am looking at a nice late 35XX T block K.98k. Rifle matches itself, except the entire bolt assembly which matches itself in the T Block as well. The bolt assembly is not too far off in serial number to the rest of the rifle (40XX T). The cocking piece is a blued S/42 (matching to the...

Nice set up there.