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walter · 07-07-2003, 07:49 PM

The stock supposedly slid onto the back of the pistol-grip.The right side of the chamber has a three winged eagle over 655 followed by a smaller two winged eagle over 655 followed by a more precise eagle over the swastika which is also found an inch ahead of it on the barrel, 1940 is found above the chamber, 42 on top of toggle, 9268 on left side of chamber and 68 seems to be on every other part of gun. under the barrel ahead of the lever that I presume would take-down the barrel (yes I know the saying about presuming things) 9268 is found again which is over the letter l.two magazines have 122 over a three winged eagle over 37 if that means anything.There is ahh was two cardboard boxes of shells marked 9mm pistol parabellum which I don't know were original. a leather holster also.Of course I'm only going from memory as I hav'nt seen the gun for a number of years.

07-07-2003, 07:49 PM	#6
walter User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: quebec canada Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The stock supposedly slid onto the back of the pistol-grip.The right side of the chamber has a three winged eagle over 655 followed by a smaller two winged eagle over 655 followed by a more precise eagle over the swastika which is also found an inch ahead of it on the barrel, 1940 is found above the chamber, 42 on top of toggle, 9268 on left side of chamber and 68 seems to be on every other part of gun. under the barrel ahead of the lever that I presume would take-down the barrel (yes I know the saying about presuming things) 9268 is found again which is over the letter l.two magazines have 122 over a three winged eagle over 37 if that means anything.There is ahh was two cardboard boxes of shells marked 9mm pistol parabellum which I don't know were original. a leather holster also.Of course I'm only going from memory as I hav'nt seen the gun for a number of years.