Pistol Collection

[The Goose]

On Sunday I ran into an old friend at a memorial service. Afterwards we were chatting and the conversation turned to firearms. He made brief mention of collecting WWII era pistols and then wrote down his website address and requested that I check it out when I had a chance. So last night I checked it out, WOW! http://www.panchogun.com/

 

[Patriot]

On Sunday I ran into an old friend at a memorial service. Afterwards we were chatting and the conversation turned to firearms. He made brief mention of collecting WWII era pistols and then wrote down his website address and requested that I check it out when I had a chance. So last night I checked it out, WOW! http://www.panchogun.com/

Double WOW! I loved his comments about the French and I couldn't take my
eyes off that 1911. That's gotta be worth a lot of dough.

TBP

 

[Len-2A Training]

So, did you invite him to join us here??

If not, why not?

 

[The Goose]

So, did you invite him to join us here??

If not, why not?

I certainly did and I will follow up with him. I saw him again today and he gave me a stripper clip for my C-96 Mauser. Nice guy!

 

[bazfoo]

Triple WOW!

Very nice collection ... I'm turning green. Although I must admit that many of the collections I see from people on this forum turn me green.

 

[LoginName]

Damn! That's one fine collection.

I'm not a WW-II collector, but I'm kind of surprised that he only has one Luger (especially since there were quite a few variations manufactured), and no P-38s.