Search results

Maybe they had a problem with transport at the time,getting them to the soldiers,dont know of any documentation on it though.

Thanks!I thought it was a jewel,quess I will find out what its worth when and if I decide to sell it,never seen another bcd in this near new cond.,have never seen stock proofs on any rifle this crisp and deep.

Thanks guys!Here are more of matching parts..Paid 650.00 also for this one.I know a common p38 but not too common in this cond.Looks like the original mag,a vet bringback from a dealer friend,he dosent deal in these much but knows I like them.The bore looks new,probably never was fired except at...

This one is in near new cond.look good?

Thanks guys!The block matches,everything matches.

Yes,thanks!Its funny that a couple small parts can hurt the value a lot.In this rifles near new cond. and rarety I still think its worth 2500.00 JMO.

Thanks guys!Back when he bought it 30 years ago 650.00 was probably a real premium for a P38 but this one I think held its value.

Thanks guys!I took the bolt carrier out and parts match except the locking lugs have a different number but a circle v mark.Also this rifle is duffle cut but not repaired.Houston I think we have a problem!The gas cylinder is the later type phosphate with the hole so that was...

Not what you think but it was owned by a doctor, friend,he only bought the best cond guns for his collection as he had the money.He sold it to me for what he paid 650.00 years ago.A nice original p38 with virtually zero wear.Must have sat in desk drawer through the war.

That makes sense,I didnt think about that but stronger springs are available to compensate for that,probably a good idea.

These were made for the commercial market in the 20s,long before import marks were required,dont know who handled/sold them in the US.I bought 10 boxes of winchester 30 cal at a small gunshop here for 100.00, the owner simply could not sell them.You can find them if you look at reduced prices,or...

Thanks!The bolt carrier matches,need to tear it down and see whats inside.

Looks about new,opinions.

Thanks that makes good sense!I really like how this luger shoots though,the 9mm is more powerful but the recoil is less on this 30cal. so maybe that helps accuracy,anyway I would not want to be hit by this round.If you miss with a 9mm,you will not stop anything.

This 30 cal luger is far more accurate than my 9mm lugers,wonder why they changed calibers to 9mm?9mm is more powerful but does power trump accuracy? This one looks original finish but has a small Germany stamp,thoughts?Paid 600.00 for this luger a couple years ago,seems very well made.

Thanks guys for the info!I will not be donating these or any other vet finds to museums.Fakes of these bills are worthless to me, at least,seems you really need to know where this stuff came from to be sure.The only way these bills could be over here was from someone that was there.According to...

Thanks for the opinions !I am going to keep these.Peter can you steer me to a site that has these original tokens/money for sale?I cannot find one.A friend would like to buy some examples,I am not selling mine.

Its in great cond, all numbers match except mag,correct ww2 mag.Grips are really nice and crisp.Paid 1k last year for it,vet bringback from vets son.Looks about unfired,mint bore,thought it was worth the money,not a steal but a fair price I think.

Are these pretty rare to find today?I have not been able to find any for sale on line,most that survived are probably in museums?These probably should be.

Thank you for the great info!