Magazines to identify

fouracre · 08-16-2008, 05:26 PM

I friend of mine detroyed a 1913 P.08 sometime ago because he had no license for it. But four magazines and a few other parts are left. The P.08 was made in Erfurt. Maybe someone could identify them. The pistol was originally a 9mm but after 1918 converted to 7.65mm.
First one without marks:

This is one is marked "978" and "b" or "l"

This one is marked 6334 "h" and "+"

The last one is marked 627 "d" and "+"

Are these magazines the nickel type? They all have a wooden bottom. Are they correct for a 1913 model?

08-16-2008, 05:26 PM	#1
fouracre User Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Magazines to identify I friend of mine detroyed a 1913 P.08 sometime ago because he had no license for it. But four magazines and a few other parts are left. The P.08 was made in Erfurt. Maybe someone could identify them. The pistol was originally a 9mm but after 1918 converted to 7.65mm. First one without marks: This is one is marked "978" and "b" or "l" This one is marked 6334 "h" and "+" The last one is marked 627 "d" and "+" Are these magazines the nickel type? They all have a wooden bottom. Are they correct for a 1913 model?