9/27/21 - This is a minty example of a scarce Mauser Model 1934 issued to the Nazi military in 1940-41. This gun would have been produced just before the factory switched over to HSC production, around 1940-1941. The pistol is proofed on the back left side of the frame with Eagle/655 and a test-fire eagle stamp. There were only about 8,000 of these pistols issued in this way. It comes with a generic leather holster that fits the gun well - markings "32" and "1300" on the back. The gun is all matching and has retained about 97-98% of its original high polish finish. There is an area of wear on the front strap and very minor wear on the high edges of the slide and around the muzzle. An area of minor discoloration on the right side of the slide. Some micro-scratches on the top of the slide. Comes with a nice wood grip (some minor bruises) and a period-correct magazine. Stone-mint bore.
