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Burke · 11-18-2004, 04:26 PM

Sorry guys but the most I am going to be able to get are scans of the guns.

I really do not have a good digital camera.
Here we go:

Artillery Model:
It was used in WWI (to what extent I am not sure of). The takedown lever seems like it is a replacement part.
-1917 DWM
-Loose Grip
-Matching Stock and Holster
-8743 Part Numbers
-Has been shot once by me with stock attached
Extremly fun to shoot!
(Inside the holster it appears that Bat IV is printed on the inside flap)

Standard:
Again used in WWI but no idea how or what for.
-DWM 1915
-715 Numbers
ALL Parts appear to be orignal.

The scans are not accuarte in the least. It gives the appearance that the smaller model is worn to the extreme, which it is in fact not. It also really doesn't depict the rust very well on the Artillery Model.

11-18-2004, 04:26 PM	#9
Burke User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Lancaster, OH Posts: 13 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Sorry guys but the most I am going to be able to get are scans of the guns. I really do not have a good digital camera. Here we go: Artillery Model: It was used in WWI (to what extent I am not sure of). The takedown lever seems like it is a replacement part. -1917 DWM -Loose Grip -Matching Stock and Holster -8743 Part Numbers -Has been shot once by me with stock attached Extremly fun to shoot! (Inside the holster it appears that Bat IV is printed on the inside flap) Standard: Again used in WWI but no idea how or what for. -DWM 1915 -715 Numbers ALL Parts appear to be orignal. The scans are not accuarte in the least. It gives the appearance that the smaller model is worn to the extreme, which it is in fact not. It also really doesn't depict the rust very well on the Artillery Model. __________________ Is Death the end?