Unique M17 question
I was wondering about production date for this gun.Is it a WW2 production or post WW2 ?Looks just like the Unique Kriegsmodell but have no Waffenamt or other proof markingsSerial number is: 395955 and...
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When the factor was taken under German control in 1940 the Model 17 was the firearm the Germans decided to continue to manufacture. Most of the Unique 17s have German inspection marks. However, the...
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Your pistol is the Pistolet Automatique Modle Rr 1951 The Pistolet Automatique Modle Rr 1951, which the letters Rr stood for Grand ressort petit ressort literally meaning Big spring little spring, due...
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Thanks alot. I found out that this was a post war gun and returned it to buyer. Next time I'll get one with waffenamt marks on !Licensed firearms collector
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I bought a model 51 Saturday, a nice piece at a good price, even if it is post war. It does have the Palm tree mark. There is a picture of a similar gun with the same mark in my Medlin and Huon book...
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Vonmazur and myself found out what the marking was and at the last gunshow in Albuquerque I talked to Eugene about it and he agreed with the marking as Moroccan PoliceI own the weapon in the book on...
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Iconography of living things is forbidden by orthodox Islam, so they use a stylized palm/date tree as a mark. I know this is wierd to us gringoes, but I believe this is the reason for the...
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I have one of these as well. Great condition other than the firing pin is missing. If could fin one of rough shape or a firing pin I could get mine working again. If I can find one I am getting...
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What does the hole drilled in the side of the slide mean in a Moroccan police M17?
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