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and the OP clearly said im open to offers. I didnt deny or lie about that. MrB said I was trying to skirt the rules I only stated that I did what the adims told me to do.

Again....your assuming my intentions and actions. I posted this word for word in the forum trader and was told by admin to post it here for discussion. Not trying to screw anyone here, not trying to skirt the rules and certianly not trying to get into arguements.

Hale, Thanks for you opinion. First thing I said when I made the post was "I'm considering selling". Please do not assume to know my intentions and please dont play the he said she said game. If I didnt respond to you fast enough I appologize. I dont owe you and explination but for what its...

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Good afternoon gents, I am considering selling my 1937 erma, its all matching and the bolt matches itself. The gun is located in Canada, im not really in a rush to sell but i recently moved to the US and would consider selling for the right price since it may be many years before I return to...

Thanks! I guess I didn't luck out though because the seller sold to another buyer. I guess ill keep looking :rofl: Legit collector grade 1911's like this one in Canada seem to be like finding hens teeth for sale. Any recommendations for a modern shooter to buy until the right one pops up?

This might be a stupid question as well but how do we tell if this was a service pistol or a commercial pistol?

Great! still waiting on the pictures but assuming she checks out, what would she be worth?

This is the sellers description: For sale all original WW1 1918 man. Colt 1911 Black Army pistol.# This is an excellent example of this 1911 variation as built mid 1918.# This example shows the wartime finish that gave rise to the term "Black Army".# This example remains in its original...

I wasn't aware, Thanks

question from Canada: Why is this required to be registered in the US?

Just post up pictures of whatever you want to buy here first and ask questions. There are many knowledgeable people here that can help and we all started somewhere and we are all still learning.

I asked the seller im waiting to have more. Will post as soon as i get them

Stumbled upon this guy for sale up here in Canada and was wondering if anyone could tell me about it? Seller says its all origianl from the end of WW1 (1918). Anything i should look for or be cautious of? Thanks https://postlmg.cc/gXqcMg1S https://postlmg.cc/PPFXFpFj

Thanks for the answer. So my information was wrong that some SS guns where marked with only one S?

Curious question from a newbie, I see the SS stamping on the scope in question and I realize that this particular scope is fake however if it was original would it be marked with 2 s's as shown SS or 1 s, S? or not at all. I remember reading somewhere (although im not sure where or if acurate)...

Right on! Mines a s/27 1937. Wasnt sure if they dropped the S before or after the war started. Thanks for the info

Here is the locking block, someone told me kt should be white and not blued, looks blued to me. Thanks again to everyone who shared info here. Always great to learn new things about these. Really appreciate it.

Very nice! What year did they drop the "S"? One thing i love on tbe erma is the gothic writting Great piece

I found a production chart online, and according to the chart this particular pistol would have been made in april 1944....... now i understand Heavy mechs comment :facepalm: http://185.37.70.43/plesk-site-preview/pistole38.nl/185.37.70.43/tech/P38ProductionDates.pdf i had a second look and...