.45 liberator

[Soviet]

Nice! A very valuable piece, especially in that condition. Do you have the box and instructions for it?

[JERSEY 34]

Morning Soviet,
Unfortunately I only have the gun, just as it came. Its not really my sort of thing, but it came in a deal. Being here on an Island in the English Channel makes it a touch difficult to pass on to collectors who would really appreciate it especially as its still live.
All the best,
D.

[packin9]

Don't shoot it! That's a pretty pricey item you have there. You could buy 'several' repro's to shoot if you have the urge. And lots left over! Ron

[Wagriff]

£3500 for a euthanized throw away pistol...wouldn't the original owner be surprised to hear that, hey? They were made for pennies. William

[Soviet]

Don't shoot it! That's a pretty pricey item you have there. You could buy 'several' repro's to shoot if you have the urge. And lots left over! Ron

You're right, don't shoot it! Unfortunately, I see people on Youtube shooting authentic ones--it makes me cringe.

[cricketchris1944]

last one i saw was £3500 for a deactivated one bit much for me

The last one I saw it came with the box and manual and some other items sold for 9000$
Chris

[lebus12]

Hello, i have informations on a French forum. 500.000 pistols built, but none sent to the maquis.
In the 70's a french shop bought many Liberators and I saw it in this time, horrible.

[Spitace41]

Didn't realise the value of these. I saw a deact one at Malvern a few years back for £450. I didn't have the money on me at the time, however, while these pistols are interesting historically, I don't think I would pay thousands, especially for a deact one. Would'nt mind firing one out of curiosity but it looks like it may blow up in your hand

[Scout]

A rare and nice find. Congrats.

Most of these were destroyed after the war hence the prices for what was originally a very low cost gun.

[lebus12]

Hello Lausanne in Switzerland has a jealous husband killed his wife with a liberator, so one victim...