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This firearm was passed down from my father who captured it from a German Officer. I also have the holster and military release paperwork. I believe it to be a Model 4 but the ejection port is on the right side and I've not seen another like it. Also the striations on the slide are an unusual number of cuts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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My father passed many years ago and my sister only remembers parts of the story. Here is a photo of the military release he was supplied to have permission to bring it home. So cool and interesting. It also lists it as a .25 caliber but the serial number is correct.
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