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• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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When I looked at this thread I wondered why the hell I hadn't posted photos of some of my junk. Then I just tried to do so and now I know why not - I am not smarter than the computer and so can't figure out how to do so!
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double post - don't see any way to delete it.
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• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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Originally Posted By Spatten:
http://i.imgur.com/pUduAM3.jpg View Quote Very nice Artillery Luger! Here we are shooting a DWM 1917 model just in time for it's 100 Year Birthday. YouTube: Artillery Luger |
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Got this wreck from 1945 - she's a great shooter though.
Paid little for it, it could be my one and only P38 - a project P38. Thinking between having her refinished properly or doing it myself. Will see. 1945 P38 by SoloDallas, on Flickr 1945 P38 by SoloDallas, on Flickr |
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Went for an effective rebluing; I didn't go for a complete re-haul, it would have not been worth commercially. The pistol has probably been through fire, so it was very hard to work with (in terms of metal re-finishing).
After some study, we had her stripped and blued the best it could be done without breaking the bank. I mean, if I really wanted a mint one, there's so many out there and not even so expensive. I did want a WWII P38 though; one that's seen use. And she has. Here she is; will be taking better pictures later. Reblued P38 AC45 by SoloDallas, on Flickr |
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*Born in Texas, raised in Europe. Will die in the USA*
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*Born in Texas, raised in Europe. Will die in the USA*
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• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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"Life is tough. It's even tougher when you're stupid" John Wayne
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"Life is tough. It's even tougher when you're stupid" John Wayne
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"Well, a roo isn't exactly God's most cagey beast. If you plot one in the head, his mates will gather around and say 'Hey! Look what happened to that guy!'"
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Originally Posted By KoboldThief:
https://i.imgur.com/WF3t69i.jpg My Russian captured AC42. Fun shooter with new springs! View Quote |
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*Born in Texas, raised in Europe. Will die in the USA*
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*Born in Texas, raised in Europe. Will die in the USA*
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Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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End the Political Establishment
Communism - 20th Century Mass Murder Champions R.I.P. Edward Avila |
• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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End the Political Establishment
Communism - 20th Century Mass Murder Champions R.I.P. Edward Avila |
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End the Political Establishment
Communism - 20th Century Mass Murder Champions R.I.P. Edward Avila |
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1917 made Erfurt Royal Arsenal Model P08 Luger with Mec-Gar magazine |
End the Political Establishment
Communism - 20th Century Mass Murder Champions R.I.P. Edward Avila |
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My 1916 DWM German Army Luger. Excellent original condition. With mint bore. All matching including magazine.
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I sold the one pictured above in the thread, it was much likely a civilian model and I haven't been very interested in civilian models. I wanted possibly something used during the war so I picked up this 1938 - very happy. and finally I have a Luger in 9 mm |
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• "I like the M4. I point the blasty end at the angry man and the problems go away." - member, 82nd Airborne, AFG •
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This P38 looked rough (1945) so, while keeping the orinal parts, I swapped some others. Nothing permanent.
Before, 1945 P38 by SoloDallas, on Flickr After Walther P38 frame, P1 Slide 9mm by SoloDallas, on Flickr |
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I just purchased this one, haven't received it yet. I wanted something I could shoot, as I find the Luger operating system fascinating. This is an Interarms import, post-war production. I don't know what year yet, but it was listed as 10/10 condition. The pictures look like it was bought and just squirreled away. It might not have ever been fired.
Attached File Also found a couple MecGar magazines on eBay. Hopefully they'll work well with this piece. |
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Now she's making $15 an hour as a 'tard wrangler with a degree in women's studies... - tommytrauma
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