Rear Conncecting Pin - Again

Rick K · 05-07-2001, 08:00 PM

Hey Patrick, I just learned something about my DWM 1916/1920 from you. The toggle pin is numbered and matches the serial #. So, I gather that in 1932, it was still property of the state, and the number was stamped at that time. This may be significant to Walt J. and I. If you recall, we both have double dated DWM's with lazy Crown N proofs on the right side of the gun. We have been trying to find out about their unique history. So does that mean that they remained the property of the military up to 1932 after they were reworked in 1920?

05-07-2001, 08:00 PM	#29
Rick K User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Cochran, GA Posts: 305 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	My DWM 1916/1920 Hey Patrick, I just learned something about my DWM 1916/1920 from you. The toggle pin is numbered and matches the serial #. So, I gather that in 1932, it was still property of the state, and the number was stamped at that time. This may be significant to Walt J. and I. If you recall, we both have double dated DWM's with lazy Crown N proofs on the right side of the gun. We have been trying to find out about their unique history. So does that mean that they remained the property of the military up to 1932 after they were reworked in 1920?

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