WW2 German Luftwaffe Double Barrel Flare Pistol Dated 1942 NO PERMIT REQUIRED

The WW2 German Luftwaffe Double Barrel Flare Pistol, dated 1942, is a military-issue signaling device utilized by the German Air Force during the Second World War. Constructed predominantly from steel with a bakelite or metal grip, this non-firing flare pistol features a distinctive double barrel design, allowing for the sequential firing of two flares without reloading. The top break action provides easy access for loading and unloading. Serial numbers, Luftwaffe acceptance marks, and manufacture dates are typically stamped on the frame and barrels, confirming authenticity and period origin. Flare pistols such as this were used for signaling, illumination, and communication between aircraft and ground forces. Classified as a historical artifact, this item does not require a permit for ownership under current regulations. This example retains its original wartime markings and represents a significant example of German military engineering from the era. For display purposes only; not functional as a firearm.