new swiss variation

R.Allara · 09-13-2003, 11:34 AM

Thank you, Pete, sorry for the late answer. I checked the Rutsch's book and you're right. I also had a look to pistol #363, no Vogelsang, while the #646 has it. So the mark appears before the type II thumb safety. I noticed that the #34 and #70 do have relieved frame, athough the serializations appears to be of the first variation, with flat button and unrelieved frame. The topic is becoming a bit confuse, isn't it? About Vogelsang's mark, maybe the first lot delivered, around 500 pistols, does not have it. Has somebody had a look to #501?

09-13-2003, 11:34 AM	#6
R.Allara User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you, Pete, sorry for the late answer. I checked the Rutsch's book and you're right. I also had a look to pistol #363, no Vogelsang, while the #646 has it. So the mark appears before the type II thumb safety. I noticed that the #34 and #70 do have relieved frame, athough the serializations appears to be of the first variation, with flat button and unrelieved frame. The topic is becoming a bit confuse, isn't it? About Vogelsang's mark, maybe the first lot delivered, around 500 pistols, does not have it. Has somebody had a look to #501?