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bill m · 05-06-2001, 07:10 PM

Steve, Bob, and Marvin,

The rear connecting pin is ALWAYS numbered on the Mauser military variations, even the late byf 42's. All the military examples originally came from the factory with a numbered rear connecting pin. The Mauser dated commecial variations may not have the rear connecting pin numbered, but my guess would be that they did, but I do not have any of these to personally look at. The Mauser Police models all have the rear connecting pin numbered except possibly some of the 41 and 42 two digit Banners, as these were actually a commercial variation that some could have been used as self purchase.

05-06-2001, 07:10 PM	#4
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Rear connector pin Steve, Bob, and Marvin, The rear connecting pin is ALWAYS numbered on the Mauser military variations, even the late byf 42's. All the military examples originally came from the factory with a numbered rear connecting pin. The Mauser dated commecial variations may not have the rear connecting pin numbered, but my guess would be that they did, but I do not have any of these to personally look at. The Mauser Police models all have the rear connecting pin numbered except possibly some of the 41 and 42 two digit Banners, as these were actually a commercial variation that some could have been used as self purchase.