MAGAZINES

RockinWR · 08-12-2003, 08:42 PM

Breeze65,
* Mauser Military Type 2: Rolled tin, blued tube, bright follower, coiled spring, and alum. base plug.
* Main mag will have the P.08's full serial number including the suffix letter and a "stick winged" eagle over 63 acceptance mark. The sE/63 will be the small size. Spare mag will include the same and also have a "+" on the base plug to indicate it is the reserve mag.
* Be advised, a few suffix block S/42, 1938 Mausers were accepted by Waffen Inspector "sE/83". Mainly the "h" & "i" blocks as I remember off hand. The mags would bear this same sE/83 in that event.
* Do a forum search. Hugh (Member #15) posted pictures of mag bases showing the different size sE/63's in January. A number of threads on 1938 Mausers show mag pictures.
Respectfully,
RockinWR
Bob

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08-12-2003, 08:42 PM	#2
RockinWR User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: D/FW, Tx Posts: 279 Thanks: 109 Thanked 31 Times in 16 Posts	Breeze65, * Mauser Military Type 2: Rolled tin, blued tube, bright follower, coiled spring, and alum. base plug. * Main mag will have the P.08's full serial number including the suffix letter and a "stick winged" eagle over 63 acceptance mark. The sE/63 will be the small size. Spare mag will include the same and also have a "+" on the base plug to indicate it is the reserve mag. * Be advised, a few suffix block S/42, 1938 Mausers were accepted by Waffen Inspector "sE/83". Mainly the "h" & "i" blocks as I remember off hand. The mags would bear this same sE/83 in that event. * Do a forum search. Hugh (Member #15) posted pictures of mag bases showing the different size sE/63's in January. A number of threads on 1938 Mausers show mag pictures. Respectfully, RockinWR Bob