DWM Commercial 9mmP

[Kyrie]

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

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The breech block show severe pitting and any markings may or were likely removed in its re-finishing.
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Purely FYI, the breech block (indeed, the gun generally) shows no pitting at all and is pretty much immaculate. The prior owner was one of those rare people who kept the internal parts lightly greased rather than oiled. The blue sheen that is especially visible on the breech block is that grease.

All in all, a rather nice shooter IMO.

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by Kyrie

Purely FYI, the breech block (indeed, the gun generally) shows no pitting at all and is pretty much immaculate. The prior owner was one of those rare people who kept the internal parts lightly greased rather than oiled. The blue sheen that is especially visible on the breech block is that grease.

All in all, a rather nice shooter IMO.

Well,
perhaps I should have said "was" severely pitted before the pits were draw filed or reduced in some way and then the block refinished.

I and all should be able to see the pits that remain and the file marks in your picture. Pits are clearly visible on the left side picture at the rear top, and in the channel groove, the file marks are visible in the area that would have had the firing proof- which was also removed by the filing. Pitting is also present in a line at and to the left of the "81" and in the groove at the upper left.

The breech block has been filed enough to leave the mid toggle proud of the breech block forward of the toggle pin.

[Ben M.]

very fine holster. any maker marks? who made?

[Kyrie]

Originally Posted by Ben M.

very fine holster. any maker marks? who made?

It is a nice design (Bucheimer-Clark):

[Kyrie]

Originally Posted by Ben M.

very fine holster. any maker marks? who made?

Ben,

If you like the holster and would like to have it, shoot me an e-mail at kyrieellis@aol.com. I don't collect holsters :-)