Tiger 2 Tank
Senior Member
Finally got some decent photos of a late PP ac rig that I got at the last minute from the November Tulsa show. The gun was super dry when I bought it. The seller had a table that was not very noticeable. This rig didn’t have papers, but was a nice bring back minus the papers. It came with a nice tan PP unmarked holster and two of the rarer blued W mags. Any late W PP mag is rare and good to come across, but the blued ones are harder to find. You would think the gray phosphate ones would be, but I haven’t found it that way. This is also the second late war ac PP rig I bought with this type of tan unmarked holster.
This gun has an unusual amount of pock marks all along both sides of the slide. It’s not rust pitting, but the way the metal ended up when the gun was made. Combined with the typical warped and cracked weighted grips these usually have, it makes for a nice ugly 1945 last ditch look.
This gun, along with my mismatched late ac PP, are my two crudest looking pistols. Check out the mismatched slide serial number and it’s trigger guard that has the chip at the front of it.
This gun has an unusual amount of pock marks all along both sides of the slide. It’s not rust pitting, but the way the metal ended up when the gun was made. Combined with the typical warped and cracked weighted grips these usually have, it makes for a nice ugly 1945 last ditch look.
This gun, along with my mismatched late ac PP, are my two crudest looking pistols. Check out the mismatched slide serial number and it’s trigger guard that has the chip at the front of it.