Vietnam Bringback Chinese TT33 with papers

[BMWR12 35]

I picked this up last night after waiting months for my permits and multiple handgun purchase exemption.The pistol is all matching numbers with the exception of the magazines which are the correct type. These pistols are really difficult to find with bringback papers so I thought I would share some pics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ccrides350 1]

Ive never seen war trophy paper work, pretty neat for you collection.

[TR20 47]

I am sure the War Trophy Registration Papers alone provide all the providence you need to prove exactly what you have. There is a market for the spoils of war and yours should increase in value as more an more of them become lost, trashed or hidden in someone's attic.

Great Work!

[BMWR12 35]

You will see bringback papers mostly with weapons that came home from WW2 Europe. After the  Vietnam War  it became almost impossible to bring home any weapon as a war trophy legally.

[Shawnmoore81 623]

Really neat to have. I was over a buddy of mines house a couple weeks ago. His dad broke out his hi-power that had the nazi swaztica on it

[mipafox 438]

Bad ass!!!

[RecessedFilter 222]

That's really cool man. That'll be a nice addition to your collection. Bringbacks WITH paperwork are rare. I've been waiting 3 years + for a specific rifle to pop up with bring back papers and I have seen two that went for big bucks, bigger bucks than I wanted to spend. 

[BMWR12 35]

That's really cool man. That'll be a nice addition to your collection. Bringbacks WITH paperwork are rare. I've been waiting 3 years + for a specific rifle to pop up with bring back papers and I have seen two that went for big bucks, bigger bucks than I wanted to spend.

I am still working on getting a papered 1966 SKS from a friend who bought it back from Vietnam. His rifle has all of the copies of the war trophy certicate (3 or 4) and the original envelope the permanent copy was mailed home in.I guess I have to live with my non import marked 1969 SKS until then.

[Frank Rizzo 59]

Luv it... 

[djg0770 481]

That's awesome.  Both to have a TT-33 without a safety and to have the bringback papers with it.

 

Why did the military eliminate the war bring back policy?

[BMWR12 35]

That's awesome.  Both to have a TT-33 without a safety and to have the bringback papers with it.

 

Why did the military eliminate the war bring back policy?

 

I read a few articles and from what I read bringing home weapons was stopped after Vietnam War. It seems you can only bring home useless junk and need to do a lot to do it. Here is a link to the Vietnam policy http://www.dod.mil/pubs/foi/Personnel_and_Personnel_Readiness/Personnel/444.pdf

[magnawing 5]

Awesome find. My family may (or may not) have an M16 that came back from Vietnam in pieces...but no papers. I did notice something on the paperwork though...if Mr. Brasher is still living, you could do him a favor by blacking out his Social Security number (Service Number) before posting pics for the entire world see.

 

 

This signature is AWESOME!!!

[djg0770 481]

I read a few articles and from what I read bringing home weapons was stopped after Vietnam War. It seems you can only bring home useless junk and need to do a lot to do it. Here is a link to the Vietnam policy http://www.dod.mil/pubs/foi/Personnel_and_Personnel_Readiness/Personnel/444.pdf

 

Yeah I did a little research myself after posting.  Just more namby-pamby politically correct BS in my opinion. 

[mipafox 438]

I would put that in a little handgun case with a color photocopy of the paperwork so it's there whenever you pull it out at the range. Not to show off but just because it's a big part of the charm.

[BMWR12 35]

Awesome find. My family may (or may not) have an M16 that came back from Vietnam in pieces...but no papers. I did notice something on the paperwork though...if Mr. Brasher is still living, you could do him a favor by blacking out his Social Security number (Service Number) before posting pics for the entire world see.

 

 

This signature is AWESOME!!!

 

 

I  whited out his service number but it appears he died quite a while ago. I even found a picture of his tombstone.

 

Name:  Clyde E Brasher

Birth:  1 Mar 1945

Death:  23 Apr 1986

Location:  Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA

[Sarge 13 4]

I agree, paperwork is nice to have. 
I have 8 or 9 VN bring backs and have papers on all but one (1) of them, a K98k Mauser (3 I brought back) .  Here is a photo of the group.​

Sarge 

 

[tattooo 220]

I picked this up last night after waiting months for my permits and multiple handgun purchase exemption.The pistol is all matching numbers with the exception of the magazines which are the correct type. These pistols are really difficult to find with bringback papers so I thought I would share some pics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What a great find & addition

[petros600 12]

That milled ak has an extra pin

[Sarge 13 4]

No it doesn't - It IS a Real AK! 

Sarge