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    Help with weapon parts

    Hi
    Can anyone tell me which weapon these parts are from,both are marked with WaA 4.
    Cheers
    J.S
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          WaA4 alone is Waffenamtpruf mark assigned to Artillery if i remember right.

          How big parts are these?

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            Antitankgun.

            Are these parts from the prewar anti tank rifle ? Those parts are in the large tobacco tin (cleaning tin) that I have.Regards Hans.

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              Originally posted by Hans Zeug View Post
              Are these parts from the prewar anti tank rifle ? Those parts are in the large tobacco tin (cleaning tin) that I have.Regards Hans.
              These also came in a large cleaning kit,I'm not sure if they belong there,but cut they be for the Panzerbuische M 39?
              Cheers
              Jørn

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                I picked up an MG E-tin back in the 90's which had these same parts in.

                Clearly an extractor and firing pin, but I have no idea to what weapon they belong, mine also are very well marked with WaAmts.

                I would be interested to find out their origin aswell.

                Cheers,

                Mark.

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                  WaA4 was the inspector at BSW (i.e. the old Simson & Ce as appropriated by the NSDAP). This firm also used the maker's code "936" and "dfb".

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                    Originally posted by Alan Smith View Post
                    WaA4 was the inspector at BSW (i.e. the old Simson & Ce as appropriated by the NSDAP). This firm also used the maker's code "936" and "dfb".
                    WaA4 still means Artillery section of WaA department.

                    -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen MARK: BSW
                    -Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke, Suhl, Thüringen MARK: 337
                    -Gustloff-Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen MARK: 936
                    -Gustloff-Werke, Werk Weimar, Weimar, Thüringen MARK: dfb
                    -Luck und Wagner, Suhl, Thüringen MARK: k
                    -Otto Sindel, Militäreffekten-u. Lederwarenfabrik, Holzmarktstrasse, 67, Berlin O 27 MARK: cvb

                    All companies above also had WaA1 codes,which belong to AMMUNITION section of WaA department.

                    WaA1 Berlin-Suhler Waffenwerke Suhl 1937 - 39
                    WaA1 MARKED:337 -> Berlin-Suhler Waffenwerke Suhl 1939 - 40
                    WaA1 MARKED:bcd -> Gustloff-Werke Weimar 1941 - 45
                    WaA18 MARKED:bcd -> Gustloff-Werke Weimar
                    Last edited by jiipee76; 09-12-2009, 06:17 PM.

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