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phoenix · 12-14-2002, 02:43 AM

Hi Wes,

American Eagles are not really my subject, however I have been following the debate here and also going through all the reference books I have and I'm still forming my personal opinion. At this stage all I can say is that I believe that AM 1900 pistols that were not proofed in any way could not have been sold commercially either in Germany or to the US. I called it 'military' in fact and not 'test'. At this moment in time things are what they are but I am sure that there is more information waiting to be unearthed that will shed light on these 'out of range' 1900s.

All the best,
Steve

12-14-2002, 02:43 AM	#5
phoenix User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Malta Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi Wes, American Eagles are not really my subject, however I have been following the debate here and also going through all the reference books I have and I'm still forming my personal opinion. At this stage all I can say is that I believe that AM 1900 pistols that were not proofed in any way could not have been sold commercially either in Germany or to the US. I called it 'military' in fact and not 'test'. At this moment in time things are what they are but I am sure that there is more information waiting to be unearthed that will shed light on these 'out of range' 1900s. All the best, Steve __________________ Stephen A. Petroni www.fesac.eu