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·Hi everyone, first timer, maybe someone can tell the journey this gun took? On the toggle it has a 42, on the top of the chamber 1940. No grip safety, it does have a stock lug, 9-mm caliber, walnut grip, near the thumb safety it says GESICHERT. Ser. #2941 on the side of the frame it stamped with an eagle and under that 655. The lower rear of the barrel says 2941 and under that 8,81 under that PL and under thatPD on the frame in front of the trigger it says 2941 and under that M. If you need to know more to help me please ask. My Father got the gun before, during or after the battle of the bulge. He passed away in Jan. and my Mother gave it to me. It has great sentimental value to me and I want to learn as much as I can about this gun. Where was it made, what date in 1940 and if possible who was it given to. Probably all a shot in the dark but it can't hurt to try. Thanks ahead of time for taking the time to read this. Sorry so long
Rich from Pittsburgh PA
P.S This is a great site, who ever put it together, job well done!!!
Rich from Pittsburgh PA
P.S This is a great site, who ever put it together, job well done!!!