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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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PLEASE do not start talking about parting it out!
Have a very good friend with a matching numbers version of this very same gun. Am in Berlin right now and we were looking at it recently. In original condition they are well worth saving and worth a buck or three as well.
Tabs, absolutely agree about the Jap WW2 stuff. Not worth the hassle as the quality is terrible in most cases. On the other hand the Germans did not know how to make a "throw away" gun (or anything for that matter) and their stuff is still in very good condition if taken care of.
JoeA
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