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J.P. Sauer Luftwaffee Drilling

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Considered one of the first pilot "survival" guns, this rare Sauer drilling was specifically made for German Luftwaffe pilots and was standard equipment in every fighter in the early years of the Second World War. Of special interest is the crisp and mint condition Luftwaffe cartouche in the stock and the fact that the entire set is complete with all accoutrements.


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