byf 41 655 with sear safety?

Silvereagle29 · 04-27-2015, 05:26 PM

The 3-MM-122 magazine is simply the new extruded body type magazine that appeared in January of 1940. The magazine body is marked with the C.G. Haenel 122 code and a SE-37 acceptance mark. The magazine bottom is attached to the body with a center drilled base and attached with a concave pin. The 41-byf Luger with a sear safety was one of those 41 dated military Lugers that were authorized for shipment to the Police depot in Berlin by the Heerwaffenamt. Consequently, it did not display any Police marks, only the military acceptance and test proof marks. The 41-byf Police Luger is not found very often and will normally have the - o - or - p - letter suffix with the serial number. Good luck

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04-27-2015, 05:26 PM	#4
Silvereagle29 User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Washington State Posts: 105 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	The 3-MM-122 magazine is simply the new extruded body type magazine that appeared in January of 1940. The magazine body is marked with the C.G. Haenel 122 code and a SE-37 acceptance mark. The magazine bottom is attached to the body with a center drilled base and attached with a concave pin. The 41-byf Luger with a sear safety was one of those 41 dated military Lugers that were authorized for shipment to the Police depot in Berlin by the Heerwaffenamt. Consequently, it did not display any Police marks, only the military acceptance and test proof marks. The 41-byf Police Luger is not found very often and will normally have the - o - or - p - letter suffix with the serial number. Good luck