Original German WWII Leuchtpistole 42 Signal Flare Pistol by HASAG with Zinc Finish - Serial Number 61319 War of 1812 who later used 300 Model

who later used 300 Model 1853 Carbines in his ill-fated attempt to capture the U

The German attempt to establish a bridgehead west of the Rhine at Gambsheim resulted in furious fighting

The round still retains all of its original arsenal marking and identifies this round as a 120M / PRACTICE SR / CRTRG XM932 / P0L05H00E039

but the 44 CAL

The probable was later recognized as a confirmed victory by intelligence

Original German WWII Leuchtpistole 42 Signal Flare Pistol by HASAG with Zinc Finish - Serial Number 61319 War of 1812 who later used 300 ModelOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of the classic German Wehrmacht LP 42 signal flare pistol, which entered service in 1943. The Leuchtpistole 42 is of all steel construction, uses 26. 5 mm flares, and was available in zinc or black painted finish. It superseded the previous LP34, which was made of aluminum, and took longer to make than the stamped steel body of the LP42. This example bears original German maker code wa,