Michael Baca said
Bert H. said
Can you verify the barrel date?
Is there a “W.B'” in a box stamped above the crossed cannons cartouche?
no, not that i can see.
Hmmm… there should be. While the gun appears to be a WW II production Trench Gun, it is not possible to be 100% certain that it is.
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Bert H. said
Michael Baca said
Bert H. said
Can you verify the barrel date?
Is there a “W.B'” in a box stamped above the crossed cannons cartouche?
no, not that i can see.
Hmmm… there should be. While the gun appears to be a WW II production Trench Gun, it is not possible to be 100% certain that it is.
could it have been refinished and sanded off? hard to say, i guess.
Michael Baca said
Bert H. said
Michael Baca said
Bert H. said
Can you verify the barrel date?
Is there a “W.B'” in a box stamped above the crossed cannons cartouche?
no, not that i can see.
Hmmm… there should be. While the gun appears to be a WW II production Trench Gun, it is not possible to be 100% certain that it is.
could it have been refinished and sanded off? hard to say, i guess.
Maybe, but based on the condition (visibility) of the crossed cannons, I would expect to see at least some traces of the boxed “W.B.”
The attached picture is Trench Gun s/n 935011
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