LP34 DUV42 10 gauge

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LP34 DUV42 10 gauge

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Is there anyone who can tell me where the message "10gauge" comes from?

This signal pistol has been offered to me, but I would like to know the story about it.

Does it also have any collective value? It looks like the flaregun has black paint.
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Re: LP34 DUV42 10 gauge

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I can say with assurance no marks like that were done by the Germans. Are there any other proofs or markings on the FP?

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Re: LP34 DUV42 10 gauge

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no other proofmarks are found
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The pistol has been painted, and marked 10 ga. post war. Does the pistol have a liner, changing it from 4 ga. to 10 ga. ? ?
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in my eyes post-war usage by another army. I have seen and know a Walther steel that is marked and was used by the english army post-war. I think this one will be english or US used as well. I do not think this was Commercial.
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Re: LP34 DUV42 10 gauge

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This is the last picture he sent me.

But didnt told me anything about the size.
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the chamber is definately altered. What caliber (in mm) would be 10 gauge?
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It looks like it had a liner, which has now been removed. I wonder if the pistol still has the extractor ? ?
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10 gauge, are shot gun shells.

Hope to hear soon about the extractor.
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