Three WWII pistols that I will hold on to for now----with their holsters

[drm3m]

 

[XRCD011]

Holy hell man, you have/had some amazing stuff.

 

[Brutus]

Wise choices. Iconic history.

 

[Coyote Ugly]

Very Nice Collection!

 

[fritzhanzel]

I like the P38 - but they shoot horrible. After 2/3 mags you are lucky to hit the famous barn door.

 

[drm3m]

I have not fired any of these pistols----and I probably never will.

The Luger was given to me on June 2 2001 by the vet that brought it back.

I bought the Colt rig on March 27 2004 from the son of the vet that brought it back.

 

[collector67]

Dude, STOP it! ��

 

[drm3m]

When I bought the Colt it was not registered. Following an effort to get it registered I received the registration certificate on June 14 2004.

I bought the P.38 at Gun-Mart in Brockville Ontario on August 2 2003.

The Luger was registered when it was given to me.

 

[bearhunter]

I like the P38 - but they shoot horrible. After 2/3 mags you are lucky to hit the famous barn door.

Don't tell my P38 that. It shoots very well if I do my part.

After two to three mags??????????? Something is wrong and it may not be the pistol.

 

[XRCD011]

I like the P38 - but they shoot horrible. After 2/3 mags you are lucky to hit the famous barn door.

Both of my P1 (grandkids of the P38) shoot like lasers.

 

[Mike Webb]

I have not fired any of these pistols----and I probably never will.

The Luger was given to me on June 2 2001 by the vet that brought it back.

I bought the Colt rig on March 27 2004 from the son of the vet that brought it back.

Nice guns. I know a guy who purchased a Luger from a vet. The old guy told the buyer, " You are the third owner, the first one didn't need it no more." Those are the kind of war trophies I want to buy.

 

[drm3m]

I knew the vet very well---he was my first boss and a family friend.
His daughter helped my do the research regarding his military service.