Krieghoff Rework

Walt NW · 09-16-2005, 10:39 AM

Bob....Sorry, can't get picture of left side to reduce down enough to post, but simply shows standard military proofs for a 1917 DMW. All lazy N's are on the right side. As you can see, this was originally a 1917 Arty that went through an initial rework with replacement of barrel and rear toggle, then somehow got hit with the lazy N's (Krieghoff?) then reworked again (to get ride of the lazy N's?) winding up with the Dresen police (S.P.D.) on grip.
Super guy, Bill M., from the forum, worked with me for a considerable length of time on this a few years back with the conclusion that it may have indeed gone through 3 separate reworks ending service with a final going over by the folks in Dresden,

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09-16-2005, 10:39 AM	#21
Walt NW User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New Caney, Texas Posts: 90 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Bob....Sorry, can't get picture of left side to reduce down enough to post, but simply shows standard military proofs for a 1917 DMW. All lazy N's are on the right side. As you can see, this was originally a 1917 Arty that went through an initial rework with replacement of barrel and rear toggle, then somehow got hit with the lazy N's (Krieghoff?) then reworked again (to get ride of the lazy N's?) winding up with the Dresen police (S.P.D.) on grip. Super guy, Bill M., from the forum, worked with me for a considerable length of time on this a few years back with the conclusion that it may have indeed gone through 3 separate reworks ending service with a final going over by the folks in Dresden,