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Michael E Halbrook · 08-28-2006, 08:00 PM

Hi All!

I managed a trade for my Colt 1924 Transition for a 29/70 with Southriv.
I have a like new 6" 9mm 29/70 Interarms Parabellum. It is quite
accurate and I think it will be a great shooter. Included were a set of
Swiss 1929 grips, much more comfortable than the wooden "boards"
Mauser came up with. I'm hoping you folks can tell me a little about this gun.

Serial 11.00.366X FBM proofs on barrel and receiver .
366X electropenciled on underside of rear toggle link.
9 mm Luger on top of barrel
Mauser Parabellum on left side of frame
9 mm Luger on left side of frame
Mauser Werke A. G. Oberndorf a. N. on front stap of grip
INTERARMS Alexandria,Virginia on right side of upper receiver
Made in Germany on rear of frame

Best Regards,
Mike

08-28-2006, 08:00 PM	#1
Michael E Halbrook User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Nampa, ID Posts: 31 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	New Luger! Hi All! I managed a trade for my Colt 1924 Transition for a 29/70 with Southriv. I have a like new 6" 9mm 29/70 Interarms Parabellum. It is quite accurate and I think it will be a great shooter. Included were a set of Swiss 1929 grips, much more comfortable than the wooden "boards" Mauser came up with. I'm hoping you folks can tell me a little about this gun. Serial 11.00.366X FBM proofs on barrel and receiver . 366X electropenciled on underside of rear toggle link. 9 mm Luger on top of barrel Mauser Parabellum on left side of frame 9 mm Luger on left side of frame Mauser Werke A. G. Oberndorf a. N. on front stap of grip INTERARMS Alexandria,Virginia on right side of upper receiver Made in Germany on rear of frame Best Regards, Mike __________________ I always regret not having learned yoga. When you are trussed up in a straightjacket trying to cut your own throat with a plastic spork held between your toes a background in yoga is invaluable.