Phosphate high power

[relic937]

I recently picked up a phosphate high power. Serial number is 200***. Wondering how rare these are. It has the original unmarked magazine . It has old german letters engraved on the backstrap .

[jmcm]

With the new rules why not post pictures?

[phild]

I was not aware of any practice of phosphate Finishing of wartime German contract HPs. The 200,000 range was solidly mid war and mid-production range.

[oldcorps]

Same here. My 46XXX b is very late production and still blued.

[Mauser888]

Is it possible that the bluing is so faded away and it now looks like phosphate?

[relic937]

High power

Not sure how to post pictures on

[HENRY BUCKI]

i think you have to be an Association Member to post pics i think its like $30 a year to upgrade

[jmcm]

Any member can post pictures with the new rules.

[relic937]

High power

Got information that it is most probably a no finish resistance weapon, small parts are blue . 140 marked matching serial number. I was able to post pics on Jans
Axis pistols wensite .

[Mauser888]

Got information that it is most probably a no finish resistance weapon, small parts are blue . 140 marked matching serial number. I was able to post pics on Jans
Axis pistols wensite .

Just like I said in the above thread.

[james m]

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[robert]

Back in the 50s or 60s there was one importer, (not sure if was Walter Craig or hunter's lodge or who) that parkerized a number of guns that came in rough or will little blue. Not sure how long they did this but it has caused a lot of confusion over the years. BTW this was done before they were import marking the guns.