Thanks Don, the mind said that but the finger wouldn’t listen. :-)

Did you receive my email with the two police bayonet markings?

G2

Greg,


The barrel proof is e/ArA4; it, and the weak stamping, are properly characteristic for this pistol. It makes the engraved barrel suffix just that much more of a head-scratcher.


--Dwight

I have no idea how this n block fits into the DWM story. But as I see it, it is certain that an entire block was presumably produced, all for the police. Isn't Dwight's bid for the right context the closest we can come now?
Reg. Jes Sej-gun

Dwight,

Yep, you are correct on the markings, the brain said that but my fingers didn’t respond. I corrected my post on the Still forum. Thanks.

In case the readers here don’t know there is a multi page thread on this topic on Jan’s Forum.

G2

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My newly acquired DWM 1920 double date.

1) Serial number 5325
2) Property date (1920/1920) YES
3) Sear safety NO
4) Mag, safety NO
5) yes
6) Police unit marks appear to have possibly been removed
7) Other unusual marks ?

It is an HzA reworked gun. Very nice. Matching magazine?

Serial # is different but correct for the gun.