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Unread 09-30-2017, 04:12 PM   #6
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Another possibility is the breech block was produced and inspected at Erfurt, sold/transferred to DWM to cover a shortage and numbered by DWM, or is a Erfurt un-numbered replacement part- also numbered to match when used for repair.
this seems implausibly to me, the nature of the proof ist to check the assenbled wepaon under intensified loadconditions. so i can not imagine that the breechblock alone got an powerproofstamp.

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Since we don't know the number on the breech block, it could also be mis-matched with the original numbered extractor installed.
as mentioned:
more then one weapon, in hermann historicas auctionsdescription as numbers-matching described, plus some of the guns from joops collection show this feature. i don't belive they all fail in this way ...

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Along a similar line, we do know that many of the matching, numbered DWM Artillery barrels show the "Erfurt" proof on the right side, rear of the sight base area.
i found following forums-entry: http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthread.php?t=27872


thx for your toughts and regards from austria, wolfganggo ....
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