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Kyrie · 07-12-2001, 07:01 PM

Hi Mike,

You have what Kenyon would call a â??1920 Commercialâ?, and Jan Still would call an â??Alphabet DWM, Commercial Subvariationâ?. Is the breech block proof marked? If so, is the proof Imperial, Commercial, or Weimar? If it is unproofed, it (and the other un-numbered parts) may be parts replaced here in the US. That the barrel extension is cut for a sear safety is interesting, and would imply the barrel extension was, at some point in time, on a police pistol.

Best regards,

Kyrie

07-12-2001, 07:01 PM	#10
Kyrie User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 757 Thanks: 0 Thanked 212 Times in 101 Posts	Re: 1920 Commercial Lugers Hi Mike, You have what Kenyon would call a â??1920 Commercialâ?, and Jan Still would call an â??Alphabet DWM, Commercial Subvariationâ?. Is the breech block proof marked? If so, is the proof Imperial, Commercial, or Weimar? If it is unproofed, it (and the other un-numbered parts) may be parts replaced here in the US. That the barrel extension is cut for a sear safety is interesting, and would imply the barrel extension was, at some point in time, on a police pistol. Best regards, Kyrie