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What about the other side of her?

They utterly raped that rifle and took her goods! It was an early one too.

Maybe. We’ll never know for sure though. It does look like some odd field repair. Kinda neat on a super rare rifle. First report on this rifle. Interesting that it has the milled off scope mount rail too.

Oh that’s absolutely cool. Love the windowed grip. That is a really nice one and they are way more in value than that. You got pretty lucky I would say. Yep, original lanyards are way up in ridiculous price territory now. Glad I got mine when I did. Funny thing is that when I got mine, I...

Cool! I’m glad it was “him” and not our vet!

...and the top of the handguard usually should be marked e/WaAC10. Also, if the rifle has a bolt carrier that does not have the hold open lever, there should be disassembly "hash marks" on the stock as well (about half way of the bolt carrier travel area, thin top area). One hash line for each...

Depends on whether you are buying for collector purposes or shooter purposes.

It’s a give and take thing. We can help you and it would sure be nice of you to help those of us that collect serial number and data on these rifles.

Totally normal in-house inspection stamp.

Looks like it will make a decent shooter. That‘s in line with a high end AR-15 price, so not bad.

Looks like the paint is gone from the triangle. If it’s not gone, then I‘ll bet it’s blue and the photo is just washing the blue color out.

Walther: Non-stained to complete "corn cob" raw wood. BLM: Most were reddened stained, some were left non-stained. Gustloff: Reddened stained. Non-stained = white'ish with a hint of yellow'ishness. I guess you could say.

I have it listed as an a block as well in my listings since 12-16-2019.

That is what the guy that sent me the pic thought as well. I appreciate it.

Okay, is this an “i block”? If it is, it’s the lowest qve45 I have recorded, unless I missed one or some in my BLM listings. What say you? Thanks for your assistance, Kelly

I’ve pretty much given up on BW Lugers, and Lugers in general. Way too many counterfeits out there, and a lot of them are pretty good fakes. Way too expensive now too! Unless I have a second pair of eyes on a Luger, I’m not moving on it. I have a ‘37 Luger that I feel very confident about...

“Is there even a way to fix the holes in the magazine?” Nope. That’s a permanent mess.

If I have to have it burned in my memory….you should too! What a mess. Must be air holes so your ammo can breathe.

Not till you mentioned it. I can never unsee that you know! What in all Hell happened? Some people don’t need to be around guns. What a vandalized mess! I mean someone utterly raped that piece of history!

That one almost looks like it's a blued mag and not painted.