The number you are seeing is not 155, but 135, indicating your pistol was accepted for army use. it is considered to be variation IV, and I would guess it was made in 1943.
HSc info
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I hope you folks can help me. Years ago I bought a Mauser HSc from a friend of mine and have never been able to find out much about it.
The left side is marked Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf a.N.
Mod. HSc Kal 7,65 mm
There is also what appears to be a bird with the number 155 under it where the trigger guard attaches to the grip. There is a smaller version of the bird on the other side of the trigger guard with the letter N under it. The S/N is 852XXX.
Any idea when it was made or if it could be WW II issue?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I hope you folks can help me. Years ago I bought a Mauser HSc from a friend of mine and have never been able to find out much about it.
The left side is marked Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf a.N.
Mod. HSc Kal 7,65 mm
There is also what appears to be a bird with the number 155 under it where the trigger guard attaches to the grip. There is a smaller version of the bird on the other side of the trigger guard with the letter N under it. The S/N is 852XXX.
Any idea when it was made or if it could be WW II issue?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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