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Article about: In this photo is my Uncle Don with a group of German POWs I beleive taken in Germany? Possibly France. He returned with two captured pistols- Walther PPK and a 1936 S/42 Luger. Both wonderfu

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    In this photo is my Uncle Don with a group of German POWs I beleive taken in Germany? Possibly France. He returned with two captured pistols- Walther PPK and a 1936 S/42 Luger. Both wonderful pieces. Possibly from one of the captives pictured here! I have attached photos of the group and the pistols. Enjoy.
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    Wow, two great pieces. I would hold on to these with my life. Do they have matching magazines?

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    Hi, and welcome to the forum! Great bringbacks. You just cannot beat a Luger for a souvenir!

    Cheers, Ade.

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    Quote by Blitzkrieg Bop View Post
    Wow, two great pieces. I would hold on to these with my life. Do they have matching magazines?
    Unfortunately not matching mag on the S/42. It came with a ww1 wooden end mag. I purchsed another one with aluminum end. All other numbers match on the S/42 though. If you ever come across a mag with #2957 let me know!
    The walther mags do not have #s.

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    I wondered about the Wooden knobs, on the Luger magazines. When did they switch to metal on the magazines?
    Because I got magazines with wood knobs magazines.

    your Luger is in great shape

    (I love lugers)

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    Hi Franz, It is my understanding that the wooden knobs were WWI issue. Obviously they were used into the later years as mine was on the 1936 model. I agree, lugers are an attractive handgun. I like the Walther too. I also have a Savage Arms model 1907 .32 semi auto. Thanks for the compliment!
    Sacmo

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