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What an awesome piece of his tory that we could tell to our kids later onHere’s my oldest handgun. It’s a WWI Izarra made for the French army by a Spanish manufacturer. It’s the long barrel version in 7.62 mm/.32 ACP. It has sweetheart grips my father made for it. The photo is of his kid sister. My father didn’t have a wife or girlfriend when he joined the army at 19 and went to Italy to kills. He was in the first wave of soldiers who landed on the beaches of southern France. He was later wounded by
shrapnel and recuperated in a field hospital.
Oh woah, you don't see this everydayHere's an odd one. In .32
Folding trigger, in leather soft pouch
Marked : D. Pire & C . Anvers
Made in Belgium I belive .
The little guy is double action
Anybody have anything else about this one .?
This is what I found in general, the deeper you dig, the better you'll find. It took me a week to finalize my knowledge about my 1891 revolver.Here's an odd one. In .32
Folding trigger, in leather soft pouch
Marked : D. Pire & C . Anvers
Made in Belgium I belive .
The little guy is double action
Anybody have anything else about this one .?
I got a 1964 PP as well, love them so much that I kept buyingMy Walther PP with waffen stamp and eagle.
My 1882 Waffenfabrik Kommer
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