Unit Mark G.K. on 1914 Erfurt...

nick.helms · 04-25-2012, 10:02 PM

Thanks all, the pistol does have a sear safety like George mentioned on his, do you have the reference from Don Maus's book? I don't have the book yet (on my list to buy!). I did check Marc's link but the odd thing with the markings from the examples are that kriminalpolizei for Gumbinnen would be K.G. not G.K. I think. If the gun was for the Garde would there have been markings for companies under G.K. or would they just have marked them for the whole unit so there would be higher numbers?

Thanks, Nick

04-25-2012, 10:02 PM	#5
nick.helms User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Thanks all, the pistol does have a sear safety like George mentioned on his, do you have the reference from Don Maus's book? I don't have the book yet (on my list to buy!). I did check Marc's link but the odd thing with the markings from the examples are that kriminalpolizei for Gumbinnen would be K.G. not G.K. I think. If the gun was for the Garde would there have been markings for companies under G.K. or would they just have marked them for the whole unit so there would be higher numbers? Thanks, Nick __________________ Facts and Truth really don't have that much to do with each another. William Faulkner

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