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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CCR, post: 5666, member: 195&quot;]I am in agreement with the post DO NOT FIRE THEM...they could be dangerous and unstable..You may think about donating them to a WWII military museum or contacting the Mauser corporation and offering to sell them to them for their museum (all gun makers have a historical collection) ,they can also probably give you more information to guide you in your journey. they look to be in fine condition for their age. Also a 2nd option is consider having the gun powder and primer removed by a qualified gun smith at a local gun store and then consider selling them as historical keepsakes to a collector,they will be worth less money without the powder and primer but your safer and more legally compliant when selling them. the fact that they have the nazi emblem is what makes them collectable. I am sure a collector of german war relics would find them appealing keep in mind they are scarce and rare...in the mean time take care in both the handling and storage of them..Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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