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    Here is the picture of the West Point display of Herman's stuff.




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    Thank you so much Al. I talked about Herman's S&W revolver and was told by others it was everything but. When we saw it on film footage, there was no doubt. I would still like to get it in my hands for a minute.
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    I'd like to just shoot 6 rounds out of.


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    Was it ever standard to stamp the german eagle, or swastika on foreign capture firearms?

    i.e. Do thompsons or garands exist that have a german eagle proof on them etc..

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