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drewas · 01-02-2008, 12:10 PM

Thanks for the info, Lugerdoc. It has been fun learning about this WWII relic and members of this forum have been a great resource.

The magazine in question was in the spare mag pouch of the 1916 holster which contained a 1913 DWM, 17th Ulanden. This rig is in exactly the condition it was when my father-in-law disarmed a Tiger commander in Belgium in 1944. I intend to keep everything as is, but it is interesting to learn about the various components. It didn't contain a loading tool (There are some cotton patches held by the snap that should hold the tool.), so I thought it would be nice to replace that, but it has to be an original.

The magazine that is loaded into the pistol is the wood-capped type with matching serial number.

Can I write to you directly about getting a loading tool? Can you accept PayPal?

Thanks.

Doc

01-02-2008, 12:10 PM	#18
drewas User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Indianapolis, IN Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the info, Lugerdoc. It has been fun learning about this WWII relic and members of this forum have been a great resource. The magazine in question was in the spare mag pouch of the 1916 holster which contained a 1913 DWM, 17th Ulanden. This rig is in exactly the condition it was when my father-in-law disarmed a Tiger commander in Belgium in 1944. I intend to keep everything as is, but it is interesting to learn about the various components. It didn't contain a loading tool (There are some cotton patches held by the snap that should hold the tool.), so I thought it would be nice to replace that, but it has to be an original. The magazine that is loaded into the pistol is the wood-capped type with matching serial number. Can I write to you directly about getting a loading tool? Can you accept PayPal? Thanks. Doc Attached Thumbnails __________________ "Cry Havoc! and let slip the dogs of war."--Julius Ceasar (Shakespeare)