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Unread 05-30-2016, 04:58 PM   #1
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Where Erfurt parts compatable with DWM?
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Where Erfurt parts compatable with DWM?
Yes,
within the normal limits of parts interchangeability due to tolerances.
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Where Erfurt parts compatable with DWM?
Eric, I think the short answer is yes. As case in point, the take-down lever on this one I've posted is Erfurt proofed (made at that factory) and it fits and functions as intended on a DWM gun. Many parts interchange with the 70's Mauser pistols, and I know from experience that an original ejector will work in my Stainless P.08. The Germans were/are able to hold tolerances with excellent results (= interchangeability), though it's possible anywhere time, money, and motivation are available. They're all offshoots of the original plans, and if you have a copy of John S's drawings, you'll see that nothing is unspecified!
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