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Doug · 03-21-2002, 12:52 AM

Hugh, I saw this earlier. In fact it was commented on in a post from a week or so ago. The things that look odd to me are.

1) Breach block has a commercial C/N proof.

2) Mag has remnants of a "Made in Germany" mag is also stamped in the police method.

3) In the S/42 the "S" is wrong.

4) A "K" date in 7.65?

Ok now Simpsonâ??s is advertising a Dutch "KL" proofed gun, but I think that an amateur faker tried to make it a Dutch and didn't know what the proof was supposed to look like.

And the scariest part is this. I'd take a BIG pass.

"This gun was purchased as is and I have no history on it. Finish in 98%+ condition. ALL NUMBERS MATCH!!! No rust, no cracks or chips in grips. PLEASE DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER!! NO RETURNS!! Happy Bidding!!!!"

03-21-2002, 12:52 AM	#9
Doug User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: USA Posts: 168 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Need info from experts Hugh, I saw this earlier. In fact it was commented on in a post from a week or so ago. The things that look odd to me are. 1) Breach block has a commercial C/N proof. 2) Mag has remnants of a "Made in Germany" mag is also stamped in the police method. 3) In the S/42 the "S" is wrong. 4) A "K" date in 7.65? Ok now Simpsonâ??s is advertising a Dutch "KL" proofed gun, but I think that an amateur faker tried to make it a Dutch and didn't know what the proof was supposed to look like. And the scariest part is this. I'd take a BIG pass. "This gun was purchased as is and I have no history on it. Finish in 98%+ condition. ALL NUMBERS MATCH!!! No rust, no cracks or chips in grips. PLEASE DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER!! NO RETURNS!! Happy Bidding!!!!"