Maybe you'll be more famous than Rosie!

The 9mm "deer" pistol I saw was taken from the bodie of a V.C. so it was presumed he took it from someone else, the pistol had a bit of battle damage (claymore schrapnel) to the handgrip, and the barrel had been plugged and welded by the Aussie customs to allow it to be brought into the country- that was really a shame, but you could still unscrew the barrel from the main body,trigger worked, and the aluminium of the main body looked a bit shabby but structurally sound.

HEY JBAR,
Instead of using that teenage foot soldier for a target, why don't you go after the Big Kahuna the next time?

http://www.jpfo.net/hitlertarget.pdf

Here's one of the best and most complete examples I've ever read about for sale. Eleven days left on a two week auction, the current bid is $3490, and the reserve price hasn't been met yet.

LIBERATOR ON AUCTIONARMS

I have to agree with moparman. Way Kool!

As luck would have it, when JB & I went to the Bismarck gunshow last week, there was one on display in an open rack... with a sign on the side of the rack that said, "NOT FOR SALE, PLEASE DO NOT HANDLE". Fortunately, I approached the rack from the other side and never saw the sign and was able to pick it up and look it over for a few seconds before having the sign pointed out to me. It's the only one I've ever seen, and it was a treat just to be able pick it up. The owner, and a friend of his who was watching the table, said they've both shot it. This thing looked like a cull from the Red Ryder factory, consisting of a huge, square cut, hunk of wood for a stock with one big hunk of tubing for the receiver, and another hunk that slid inside of it. The only other piece evident was a thumbscrew threaded through the receiver tube to lock the two together so the barrel piece wouldn't fall out and get lost while running down some jungle trail.

LOVE THE REPORT MAN that is awesome