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I’ve seen lots of different RZM M7 / xxx maker codes over the years. I had no idea how many there actually were. A little research tells me there were 129 makers total! Does anyone know why there were so many? Maybe this was an effort to improve the economy and give people jobs as […]
I recently received a rare NPEA (National Political Education Institute, or Nationalpoltische Erziehungsanstalt) youth dagger. I read that the NPEA was run by the Nazi SS beginning in 1933 for the Nazi youth ages 10-18. I found a few original examples online but couldn’t find any like the one I had. This one has no emblem […]
So my dad has this really old gun from WW2 that his wild guess was a “chinese mauser” and had no idea what the weird test tube shaped bullets it used were, only that they said TERNI 17 PG2315 on the rim (or at least the round he’d picked up to look at did). I […]
Answer: We get this question a lot. First I would start with an era. By far, the most popular Lugers are the Nazi era guns (WW2). However, I have people who don’t want anything from the Nazi era (for obvious reasons) so for them I would recommend a WW1 luger. Now that we know the […]
Check out this SVW 45 P.38 we just got in. Post WW2 French manufactured but with a spread winged eagle stamped over the Nazi military proof stamp, and “BH” stamped into the frame. Research tells us that this means Austrian military. There is also a Mauser eagle/135 proof stamp next to the French star. I […]
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