The little "Prototype" that wasn't

StarOfTheWest · 01-09-2008, 02:47 PM

It does have the toggle lock intact and in place:

Also the one on the frame rail:

And the battering looks worst on the barrel lug, with some additional deformation at the rear outside of the lower frame, just above the lanyard loop.
A bit of chewing up on the inside rear frame, but not notably excessive, in my eyes.

I think this poor beastie will definitely become a parts donor gun, much as I hate to do that to it.
Too much damage to too many integral parts.
A shame, as it is an oldie.
I wish they had just bought some damned .30 Luger ammo!

And I am *amazed* that your commercial list goes back far enough to have this gun on it!
May I ask what year it was added?

I will post on some more cheerful AEs soon.

01-09-2008, 02:47 PM	#6
StarOfTheWest User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: East Texas, CSA Posts: 208 Thanks: 81 Thanked 15 Times in 12 Posts	It does have the toggle lock intact and in place: Also the one on the frame rail: And the battering looks worst on the barrel lug, with some additional deformation at the rear outside of the lower frame, just above the lanyard loop. A bit of chewing up on the inside rear frame, but not notably excessive, in my eyes. I think this poor beastie will definitely become a parts donor gun, much as I hate to do that to it. Too much damage to too many integral parts. A shame, as it is an oldie. I wish they had just bought some damned .30 Luger ammo! And I am amazed that your commercial list goes back far enough to have this gun on it! May I ask what year it was added? I will post on some more cheerful AEs soon.