This HSc is in good condition overall but sadly is mismatched. The slide and barrel match each other and possibly appear to be "Third Variation" era production as the slide retains a high polish blued finish and lacks the three extra "lines" on the left side. The frame's serial number places production sometime in late 1943 or early 1944, the finish is period correct "Rough Military Blue." The grips show no cracks or other signs of abuse but there is mild staining present and what appears to be slight warping on each. The magazine appears to have a Mid-Late War floorplate and would seem correct for this era frame, it has no markings I can find. I cannot find any markings on the leather holster and it has sadly lost it's magazine pouch. The "downward" flap retention strap is different than the holsters commonly found with other HSc pistols, though it is similar to other WW2 era German holsters I have examined. The pistol fits in the holster like a glove, it has a strong "memory" silhouette and the two appear to have been together for a long time. $950 OBO


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