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Here is a SLD Flaregun out of the woodwork in Norway  Made in INOX Rostfrei Steel. My Collection The condition is as new. I think this have been taken extra care of. The pistol also have the O 342 marking on back grip. OST See marking. I have never seen that on a SLD before. Only the North See numbers. Well here it is . Hope you like it Regards LH       Other side of the pistol. Now is the hunt begun for the SL singel flare rostfrei  
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What kind of finish is on it? I'm surprised they'd have left it in the white.
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What kind of finish is on it? I'm surprised they'd have left it in the white. The Pistol is made of 100% ROSTFREI INOX Steel. Only about 4000 SLD are made. Limited produced. Regards LH
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That is very nice and in great condition.
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The nicest flaregun I've ever seen !!! I've always been suprised that more collectors are not into this relatively inexpensive area of WWII weapons. Also very little has been written on this area.
Urban B Martinez Jr
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The nicest flaregun I've ever seen !!! I've always been suprised that more collectors are not into this relatively inexpensive area of WWII weapons. Also very little has been written on this area. Thanks Russian. They are not inexpencive. Starting price for condition like this pictured begin at 4000 US. Regards LH
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What kind of finish is on it? I'm surprised they'd have left it in the white. The Pistol is made of 100% ROSTFREI INOX Steel. Only about 4000 SLD are made. Limited produced. Regards LH Stainless, that makes sense then. Very nice!
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I hear what you are saying - I was talking about assembling the basic German flarepistols as opposed to what rare Lugers and P-38 go for. When you get to the level of quality that your pistol is I understand the price - plus the pressure of never seeing a pistol of the quality that your's is.
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I think if anyone starts offering $4,000 US for these, several guys are going to be putting theirs up for sale - muy pronto!
WANTED TO REPURCHASE!! Walther pistol Model PP - ac code - Ser. No. 382000P - REWARD FOR INFO ABOUT THIS PISTOL!!
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If other members have the same type of Flare Gun into collection. Please post a picture of it . Im Searching after more North Sea or the Ost Sea markings.
Regards LH
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Thanks for sharing a truly exceptional pistol. A friend of mine who is not as active a collector as he was 5 or 10 years ago, specialized in Walthers. At $4000.00 he would have thought this pistol a bargain. FP
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