Grip screw stamp

tx_oil · 04-24-2012, 12:03 PM

It is definitely an eagle over a 6, or a "G" it is so tiny that it is difficult to determine. The pistol IS numbers matching and does have Simson rework stamps and Waffenamt stamp but nowhere can I locate any sort of manufacturer ID on the frame. So, am I to assume that the remaining grip screw is a Simson stamp?? It stands to reason that if the pistol was reworked @Simson, and received a magazine safety, then perhaps it received new grip screws at the same time?

04-24-2012, 12:03 PM	#6
tx_oil User Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 61 Thanks: 8 Thanked 18 Times in 13 Posts	It is definitely an eagle over a 6, or a "G" it is so tiny that it is difficult to determine. The pistol IS numbers matching and does have Simson rework stamps and Waffenamt stamp but nowhere can I locate any sort of manufacturer ID on the frame. So, am I to assume that the remaining grip screw is a Simson stamp?? It stands to reason that if the pistol was reworked @Simson, and received a magazine safety, then perhaps it received new grip screws at the same time? __________________ Invest in precious metals: Lead, Brass and Primers