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bill m · 04-07-2001, 08:24 PM

Hi David, -- are you sure the markings aren't A.S.14 -- The one I'm looking at is A.S.14 instead of S.A.14 -- If it's A.S.14 it is "Artillery School weapon number 14".

Also, you have to give us more on the gun when requesting these translations as a gun with a sear safety translate completely differently than a gun without a sear safety.

For instance, the S.A.14 could have several different meaning-- a police translation and an Imperial translation. In this case, the date 1921 rules out an Imperial translation, but not an Weimar army translation. Hope this helps some.

04-07-2001, 08:24 PM	#3
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: What is this marking on DWM "S.A. 14. " Hi David, -- are you sure the markings aren't A.S.14 -- The one I'm looking at is A.S.14 instead of S.A.14 -- If it's A.S.14 it is "Artillery School weapon number 14". Also, you have to give us more on the gun when requesting these translations as a gun with a sear safety translate completely differently than a gun without a sear safety. For instance, the S.A.14 could have several different meaning-- a police translation and an Imperial translation. In this case, the date 1921 rules out an Imperial translation, but not an Weimar army translation. Hope this helps some.