S/177 - E.PACK&S - cul

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S/177G

Nice condition

 

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S/177 1936

Nice condition
Flashguard and locker armorer change?

 

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S/177 1937

Already posted

 

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E.pack&s 1937

Nice condition
Wood and bakelite grips

 

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E.pack&s 1938

Nice condition

 

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E.pack&s 1939

Nice condition

 

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E.pack&s 1940

Nice condition

 

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41 cul

Nice condition

 

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42 cul

Nice condition

 

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43 cul

735 a recovered "restored" condition

Brown bakelite and wood grips

 

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44 cul

Nice condition

 

[AndyB]

Thanks for sharing the Pack collection,
in S/177 K and cul40 are still samples to search ,
-36,1984 has a plastic grips and locking nut WaA229 which is of Durkopp piece, rework most real in war by using of old stuff? plastic grips are from 1939 period SW WaA253
-S/177 37 6135c the grips when origin were sanded? not good visible proofs
-37 in d range missed the /Solingen designation about few hundreds
-37, 2580g looks like replacement flashguard and plastic grips, should be WaA proofed on that range, i would examine a 283 a$$.number on both parts fg and gr
-38,2176a reported by old BCN member as bayonet only
-39 8740f most real replacement wood grips, additional picture of plastic grips?
-40,4072e, mixed plastic grips with down wings WaA253 from the other a range piece??, could be the pictures are only mixed.b.r.Andy

 

[stabsfeldwebel2]

Nice condition
Flashguard and locker armorer change?

Very nice - missing in my collection

 

[trinxet]

in S/177 K and cul40 are still samples to search = I'm looking for them

-36,1984 has a plastic grips and locking nut WaA229 which is of Durkopp piece, rework most real in war by using of old stuff? plastic grips are from 1939 period SW WaA253 = Yes rework during war as the bakelite grips wear number 84 stamped

-S/177 37 6135c the grips when origin were sanded? not good visible proofs = They have stamped an Weimar253 and the assembly number 206 which matches with the bayonet

-37 in d range missed the /Solingen designation about few hundreds = What are you referring for?

-37, 2580g looks like replacement flashguard and plastic grips, should be WaA proofed on that range, i would examine a 283 a$$.number on both parts fg and gr = flashguard is an replacement or an mistake, plastic grips has only the serial number of bayonet. Most probably an period rework

-39 8740f most real replacement wood grips, additional picture of plastic grips = Replacement or mistake as they wear number 92 stamped

-40,4072e, mixed plastic grips with down wings WaA253 from the other a range piece??, could be the pictures are only mixed =replacement or mistake as they wear number 60 stamped, flashguard wear the serial number of the bayonet

 

[AndyB]

Thanks for additional info, in 1937 are some makers made switch name with local designation in form of Maker name / Solingen, You should look to Volume I. of K98k book .b.r.Andy