Bob,
Are you sure that is not a P.38v u mag marked on the left side with E/WaA 135 on the spine? Anything else indicates that the mag is a rework of some kind, most likely Russian "dipped".
The "ribbed" follower is from a very late war mag approx. December 1944. E/135 is from early production.
In February 1943 the dimensions of the magazine body were changed. A “v” was added after the P.38. It probably stands for the German word “verändert” which translates into “changed”.
Mark
Are you sure that is not a P.38v u mag marked on the left side with E/WaA 135 on the spine? Anything else indicates that the mag is a rework of some kind, most likely Russian "dipped".
The "ribbed" follower is from a very late war mag approx. December 1944. E/135 is from early production.
In February 1943 the dimensions of the magazine body were changed. A “v” was added after the P.38. It probably stands for the German word “verändert” which translates into “changed”.
Mark