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01-13-2002, 06:14 PM

These are great pistols. Not to counter anything said so far, merely to add and clarify. The Radoms started being made under German Control around the beginning of 1940. Still provides excellent breakdown in "Axis Pistols". To my knowledge all Navy markings were etched rather than stamped...please correct me if I'm wrong on this. In addition I can tell you that many (maybe most) of the Radom magazines made for the Germans had NO Wa markings. This is also true of the Browning HP's made in Belgium. There are plenty of fake Wa stamps out there and I hate seeing good correct un-marked mags getting messed up because many are expecting them to be Wa marked.

01-13-2002, 06:14 PM	#4
More Radom Info Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Polish radom question if permitted These are great pistols. Not to counter anything said so far, merely to add and clarify. The Radoms started being made under German Control around the beginning of 1940. Still provides excellent breakdown in "Axis Pistols". To my knowledge all Navy markings were etched rather than stamped...please correct me if I'm wrong on this. In addition I can tell you that many (maybe most) of the Radom magazines made for the Germans had NO Wa markings. This is also true of the Browning HP's made in Belgium. There are plenty of fake Wa stamps out there and I hate seeing good correct un-marked mags getting messed up because many are expecting them to be Wa marked.