1922 browning nazi marked opinions

Lloyd in Nevada · 06-16-2005, 12:22 PM

Ed,

I think you did great! Your M1922 is sort of a transitionary inspected/accepted pistol. You have apparently, a pistol that was accepted by two different waffenamt inspectors. The E/WaA103 which followed the E/WaA613 was also relatively a short lived inspection waffenamt. The E/WaA140 acceptance stamp is the most prevalent and covered the bulk of M1922 production. What is the serial or partial serial number? Also, what acceptance waffenamt is on the magazine? I have seen others with these two acceptance stamps and there are even a few with all three inspection stamps reported. For $275 you did very well! Now you just need a nice E/2 marked drop holster and spare mag for a complete (some say you need the belt) rig. Best, Lloyd in Vegas

06-16-2005, 12:22 PM	#2
Lloyd in Nevada User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Las Vegas, NV Posts: 85 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ed, I think you did great! Your M1922 is sort of a transitionary inspected/accepted pistol. You have apparently, a pistol that was accepted by two different waffenamt inspectors. The E/WaA103 which followed the E/WaA613 was also relatively a short lived inspection waffenamt. The E/WaA140 acceptance stamp is the most prevalent and covered the bulk of M1922 production. What is the serial or partial serial number? Also, what acceptance waffenamt is on the magazine? I have seen others with these two acceptance stamps and there are even a few with all three inspection stamps reported. For $275 you did very well! Now you just need a nice E/2 marked drop holster and spare mag for a complete (some say you need the belt) rig. Best, Lloyd in Vegas