Just found out I have a NAZI pistol.

[P-11 shooter]

I've had this old broken pistol for years that made it's way here from france by way of my ex's grandfather. It's a .32 marked 7.65mm court 9 coups "unique". I was doing research tonight to see if I could find more information about it and discovered something VERY interisting. These pistols were made from 1932 to the 50's and were made in abundance throughout the german occupation of france. It was said the value is based on condition and is worth more if it has NAZI markings. When I started looking really close and comparing to the pictures on the internet I discovered what I thoght was just a proof mark on the barell was really SWASTIKA! All these years I never knew I had a nazi pistol. It isn't functional and never was but I'm looking to fix that.

So............what are the odds this thing has killed people? lets face it, these guys weren't exactly boy scouts.

[markheck1]

that's damn cool, man

I wish i had a piece of history like that

[P-11 shooter]

can't get clear pictures of the swastika with my crappy digital camera, but here'a a few of the gun with my kel-tec p-11 for size comparison.






Hope to get the parts to get her back in working order.

[P-11 shooter]

Does anyone else have a war trophy in the safe?

[reels18]

Yep. My father brought home a Browning P35 with nazi proof marks.

It is fully functional and all parts have matching serial numbers. It appears to have seen some hard use. My father never told the story how he acquired it.

[7Rugers]

I also have a P-35 with German markings all over it that my dad got out of a German tank. It shoots real sweet.

[4XLT]

now you have me wondering about my Turkish army 8mm wonder if it has killed any russian's or palastinians ?

[Pukindog]

I have an FN .25 ACP. This pistol was given to me by a cousin of mine. He was one of the first GI's into Paris.
The pistol was given to him by the Paris Chief of Police.
Have the documentation too. Pistol is like new.

Jeff

[P-11 shooter]

I've wondered about my turkish mauser a couple of times. It was made in 1944 so you never know. The pistol on the other hand...........I would bet money it has probably killed someone. It was made during a very intense time and was made specifically for combat use by the germans. I know it must have been carried in battle. It probably went through several hands, maybe held by a solider who was killed. For it to make it to america by a GI it was most likely taken off a dead solider. Any of these nazi pistols used in ww2 probably have more stories than we will ever know.

[Atomic Dog]

The only gun I KNOW has killed someone is the new AR I built last week.










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