LP 42 vetern aquired flare pistol unknown wheather he replaced the bakelite grips with wooden ones or not I have seen some of the later war ones with wooden grips Wa for Hugh Schieder it is the standard steel version that came out later. timothy
LP 42 Flare Pistol Vetern Acquired
LP 42 vetern aquired flare pistol unknown wheather he replaced the bakelite grips with wooden ones or not I have seen some of the later war ones with wooden grips Wa for Hugh Schieder it is the standard steel version that came out later. timothy
Great looking flare pistol.
John
I specialize in M1 carbines and Lugers.
Looks like there is no firing pin?
Nice gun. Here is mine
Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377
The firing pin is not situated on the hammer.by DTVPKING
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Yes, i know its not on the hammer, but shouldnt it be here?
DTVPKING Looks like you are right the firing pin has been removed on this one I never looked have had it since 92 or so Hadn't planed on firing a old war relic like this one anyway. I have no clue what happened to it I would ask who I got it from the Vet ww2 but he has long passed. He had this and a police SHako but it was stored in a basement and hurt the condition of it . Thanks for your observance. timothy
Exactly! I missed that pic!Yes, i know its not on the hammer, but shouldnt it be here?
cheers
|<ris
Nice flare gun
Yes it is not going to fire it anyway who knows what happened to the pin. Vets tinkered a lot. timothy
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