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It is my understanding that 300 COs were also directed to the German military at Hendaye, FR, in May of 1942. I have seen two of these with German proofs and acceptance stamps. Fritz' example from the Lovena shipment is a first for me. While the CO model could not be considered a rare pistol by any means, pistols from these two groupings certainly are. Very nice, Fritz.
 
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