Bring back guns. Straight from the war.

[Jay SwagG]

Two things I inherited from my late grandfather, his 1987 Rolex Datejust and this beautiful little stainless .32acp pistol. He was an artillery spotter who came through Normandy in July 1944 during the breakout. He was soon promoted to sgt and moved to intelligence when they found out he took high school German lol.

My granddad served in the Third Army and interrogated captured Germans and was able to liberate quite a few little goodies....this pistol, a Mauser 1914 pistol in .25acp, and a whole host of nazi medals, money, armbands, etc.

This pistol was his bedside gun for over 60 years and he often carried it in his briefcase while working in Atlanta as a banker. My grandad passed away three years ago and I sure miss that man....


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Are you selling the watch?

 

[Jled]

Are you selling the watch?

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[Davers]

All veterans are upset we cannot do this anymore. I woulda had a Khyber Pass AK FS/FT used, unknown round count, stamped "jahbadabal", canted everything, bfpu finish, original burlap sling, previous owner deceased selling his estate for him

For real Tho!!!

 

[JustinR]

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Saw that coming.....

My Great Grandfather brought back his 1911 and a 30-40 Krag when he came home from WW1, however my alcoholic, druggie uncles pissed both of them away for coke and whiskey.