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elmer
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This is one of my WW2 Sauer 7.65 police marked
 
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parabellum
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The 38H is a very fine pistol.
 
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Sunset_Va
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What a sharp looking pistol. It looks very modern, to be made in that time frame.


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Wow is that nice! Beautiful Gun.


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.38supersig
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Nice looking pistol!

Looks to be almost new. Either it has been locked away for a long time, or there is a DeLorean under that tarp in your back yard.

Were you able to get any history behind this one?



 
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H&K-Guy
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Sweet looking rig you got there.

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A beautiful handgun, IMO.

Thanks for sharing.


Niech Zyje P-220

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That's a real beauty! How does it do at the range?
I find the ergonomics of some early 20th century pistols to be a bit lacking but yours looks like it might feel pretty good in the hand. Thanks for posting.

Jerry
 
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The original grips made during the war are very fragile. This pistol was in an old collection for over 30 years before I got it.. I collect German police 7.65 pistols 1920 to 1945. My shooter is a Walther PP from this period.
 
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