Newbie with S/42 feeding jams

pgv1973 · 08-17-2010, 04:05 PM

Thanks RJS and Ifid for the tips and compliments about the pistol. I have no info about the refinishing method other than it took place at the Mauser factory located in Oberndorf. We also have the date (1997). I agree with you on how well they managed to preserve the countours of the gun. The extra glossy finish is a gift to the eyes.

The Nill grips are as you said common excellence affordable to most of us. Just visit their website (www.nill-griffe.com) and check by yourselves.

I will email Gerald Tomek and see if I am lucky to get once of those mags...

Pablo.

08-17-2010, 04:05 PM	#13
pgv1973 User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Asturias - Northern Spain Posts: 18 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks RJS and Ifid for the tips and compliments about the pistol. I have no info about the refinishing method other than it took place at the Mauser factory located in Oberndorf. We also have the date (1997). I agree with you on how well they managed to preserve the countours of the gun. The extra glossy finish is a gift to the eyes. The Nill grips are as you said common excellence affordable to most of us. Just visit their website (www.nill-griffe.com) and check by yourselves. I will email Gerald Tomek and see if I am lucky to get once of those mags... Pablo. __________________ AUDACES FORTUNAT IUVAT Fortune favors the bold