Nazi Guns Saved (War Souvenirs)

Road King

Road King

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As the thread states "Milsurp Old stuff buried in the back yard since WWI and WWII" well these little gems had been in a safe since WWII ended as they returned home with a Canadian Captain in the British Army. One is a CZ 27 with original holster and belt and buckle from the SS. The gun is Nazi proofed and is an early model in the high luster blue finish. The second is a Model 1910 Mauser with original holster and original owners name marked inside the holester. This was likely a private purchase as it has no Nazi proof marks, I believe it is a Portuguese contract piece.
Thought I would share these photos with the members of CGNs that have interest in these items.
On a final note these were headed to be destoryed as they were going to be turned over to the local police department when I heard about them.

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Well done. Far better this respectful preservation than some souless civil servant giving 'em the Blue Flame Treatment.

I used to think the CZ 27 was ugly until I held one. Lovely feel in the hand, very pointable, wildly over-engiineered. A very solid piece.
 
The funny thing is there is thousands of these ww2 souveniers around so much for the restricted registry. lol. I have seen some beautiful lugers and mp40's.
 
Fantastic rescue! I am a huge fan of the CZ27, a popular piece well respected by the occupiers.
The belt and buckle are no slouches either. A decent original SS buckle to a collector can be worth quite a bit, more than than the pistols in the right market.
Thanks for showing, hold onto them!
Joe:)
 
Downside if they are prohibited short barrel .32's and you aren't previously licensed to own.They will still want them turned in...........hope not but likely........Harold
 
mbogo3 said:
Downside if they are prohibited short barrel .32's and you aren't previously licensed to own.They will still want them turned in...........hope not but likely........Harold
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Not to worry they are both legally registered and in the system:p. The only down side is they cannot be imported into the US so they will have to be sold in Canada, :) to someone with a 12.6 of course.
 
Road King

Very nice pistols, nice looking accompanying leather.Some say the Portuguese contract Mausers had a circle with a small triangle rear of frame, I believe this thought has been held in question.
 
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