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Silvereagle29 · 04-06-2003, 07:10 PM

John
I don't know how your message appeared with my name on it, sorry about that. Maybe the Webmaster will fix my error. (your 'oops' post deleted by the everwatchful admin guy - me! JS)

Thanks for the serial numbers, I will enter the information into the data base. Your 1941 Banner number 9906x most likely had a sear safety when it left the Police Depot in Berlin. These can be found if you would like to put the pistol back to original condition. Can you tell me if any of your new pistols have any matching magazines. Your 1939-42 has an interesting serial number. You should check 6338w to determine if the pistols is in the transition from the SE-63 SE-63 (Large) to SE-655 SE-655. The transition pistols will have a large SE-63 and a SE-655. What do you see on this pistol as far as acceptance marks are concerned. Black plastic grips were authorized for issue in June of 1941. If you want a set of original Mauser wood base grips, I might have a set. Thanks Don

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04-06-2003, 07:10 PM	#8
Silvereagle29 User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Washington State Posts: 105 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	John I don't know how your message appeared with my name on it, sorry about that. Maybe the Webmaster will fix my error. (your 'oops' post deleted by the everwatchful admin guy - me! JS) Thanks for the serial numbers, I will enter the information into the data base. Your 1941 Banner number 9906x most likely had a sear safety when it left the Police Depot in Berlin. These can be found if you would like to put the pistol back to original condition. Can you tell me if any of your new pistols have any matching magazines. Your 1939-42 has an interesting serial number. You should check 6338w to determine if the pistols is in the transition from the SE-63 SE-63 (Large) to SE-655 SE-655. The transition pistols will have a large SE-63 and a SE-655. What do you see on this pistol as far as acceptance marks are concerned. Black plastic grips were authorized for issue in June of 1941. If you want a set of original Mauser wood base grips, I might have a set. Thanks Don