1920 DWM question

byf42 · 01-20-2004, 01:07 AM

Ed,
Did some research in previous posts, and on 03-16-03 saxman pictured a 1920 with a proof mark on the barrel.( has the carpet fiber in the picture) Mine is identical to that. The only difference is that mine has waffenamt ?SP? stamps in front of the 3 (#31) stamps on the right side of receiver, and on on the right side of the barrel. The numbers match, and the barrel has the same serial number along with the "a" block stamp as the receiver. Mine has no magazine safety, and no sear safety. I have truly gazed at that thing trying to see if it was ground on the receiver, but I cannot see it. The Waffenamt stamps are very crude and somewhat illegible. The digital camara I have access to will not focus in that close. The 35's for scanning are developing. It appears from the previous posts I have a 1920 rework. I purchased this for a shooter anyhow, and that it does very, very well. Thanks for reviewing my post, and taking the time to educate a new collector.

01-20-2004, 01:07 AM	#5
byf42 User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Great Plains Posts: 74 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ed, Did some research in previous posts, and on 03-16-03 saxman pictured a 1920 with a proof mark on the barrel.( has the carpet fiber in the picture) Mine is identical to that. The only difference is that mine has waffenamt ?SP? stamps in front of the 3 (#31) stamps on the right side of receiver, and on on the right side of the barrel. The numbers match, and the barrel has the same serial number along with the "a" block stamp as the receiver. Mine has no magazine safety, and no sear safety. I have truly gazed at that thing trying to see if it was ground on the receiver, but I cannot see it. The Waffenamt stamps are very crude and somewhat illegible. The digital camara I have access to will not focus in that close. The 35's for scanning are developing. It appears from the previous posts I have a 1920 rework. I purchased this for a shooter anyhow, and that it does very, very well. Thanks for reviewing my post, and taking the time to educate a new collector.