DWM 1911 Namibia

Piet · 03-08-2009, 01:54 PM

I spent the Sunday afternoon to take some new fotographs.
George, I managed to get the serial numbers of the magazines on a photo. Had to use chalk dust. The one "f" on sn 248 looks a bit flatter than the other one. The man with the punch was maybe looking around at the time.
Hope you can see the sizes you wanted.
The tool was not so easy. I think the marking tool was a bit skew when it hit. It seems as if the mark is deeper on the one side.
I use my imagination an see a "fancy" F with a crown on top - the same as the proof marks on the Luger. The tool is in a very good condition, and I can see the original machining marks on the steel.
I only use the tool to loosen the screws to take of the wooden grips for cleaning inside (Only done that twice in about 10 years) What other use is there?

03-08-2009, 01:54 PM	#11
Piet User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: South Africa Posts: 143 Thanks: 155 Thanked 35 Times in 22 Posts	New questions from Piet I spent the Sunday afternoon to take some new fotographs. George, I managed to get the serial numbers of the magazines on a photo. Had to use chalk dust. The one "f" on sn 248 looks a bit flatter than the other one. The man with the punch was maybe looking around at the time. Hope you can see the sizes you wanted. The tool was not so easy. I think the marking tool was a bit skew when it hit. It seems as if the mark is deeper on the one side. I use my imagination an see a "fancy" F with a crown on top - the same as the proof marks on the Luger. The tool is in a very good condition, and I can see the original machining marks on the steel. I only use the tool to loosen the screws to take of the wooden grips for cleaning inside (Only done that twice in about 10 years) What other use is there? Attached Thumbnails