I don't really know what it is, but its old

firefree · 08-15-2012, 03:52 AM

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Ok, these are the sear safety holes and cutout. These prove Police use. I like that I'm a rertired cop. Would this have been German State Police or maybe Military Police? I guess the real question is... Were these weapons put back into Military service for WWII? Somehow I need to get the gun to France by 6 June 1944.
I've learned from Mr. Tinker that these guns had the date ground off before their Military service.
And FNorm has narrowed the production date to 1914-1915
This is amazing information. Thanks so much to you all.
I never would have thought my Colt Army Special is older than the Luger. I learned yesterday its production year was 1913.

08-15-2012, 03:52 AM	#18
firefree User Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 13 Thanks: 4 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	[IMG][/IMG] Ok, these are the sear safety holes and cutout. These prove Police use. I like that I'm a rertired cop. Would this have been German State Police or maybe Military Police? I guess the real question is... Were these weapons put back into Military service for WWII? Somehow I need to get the gun to France by 6 June 1944. I've learned from Mr. Tinker that these guns had the date ground off before their Military service. And FNorm has narrowed the production date to 1914-1915 This is amazing information. Thanks so much to you all. I never would have thought my Colt Army Special is older than the Luger. I learned yesterday its production year was 1913. __________________ Its not how many go downrange, but how many connect

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