All matching, completely functional. Only small thing is is that the safety doesn’t work. I’ll pull the trigger and the safety will act like it’ll wanna work but the striker will still “fire”If it is a fully functional gun, that is a 25-plus year ago price.
Is it matching?
I think the spring is worn out, the safety lever is still there. Just think it needs a new springCongratulations on your new pocket pistol. These are an interesting handgun. An early striker fired pistol, they were Mauser's entry into designing a family of handguns. The gunsmith Josef Nickl did the design, with the intent of scaling it from .25acp all the way to .45acp.
I lectured on this in Liege a few years ago. here are the videos:
Playlist of entire symposium:
On Nickl:
The parts for these are fairly difficult to obtain. is the safety lever missing or the wrong part? Take a photo of the area with the grip removed (be extremely careful not to crack the grip if you remove it).
I’ll take some pictures when I get home from workCongratulations on your new pocket pistol. These are an interesting handgun. An early striker fired pistol, they were Mauser's entry into designing a family of handguns. The gunsmith Josef Nickl did the design, with the intent of scaling it from .25acp all the way to .45acp.
I lectured on this in Liege a few years ago. here are the videos:
Playlist of entire symposium:
On Nickl:
The parts for these are fairly difficult to obtain. is the safety lever missing or the wrong part? Take a photo of the area with the grip removed (be extremely careful not to crack the grip if you remove it).
I ordered a spring kit, could that be the issue? A worn out spring?There is a complete spring kit available for these from Wolff. the safety consists of a control with button and a lever that moves into position under spring tension. The button control is engaged in the frame and flexes in to release the safety lever. There were two widths of the button control part made. One for the M1910 and another for the M1914 with the button placed in different centering.