#Sauer and sohn 7.65 pistol serial number

#Sauer and sohn 7.65 pistol serial number

SAUER & SOHN, SUHL and company trademark, an Oval with a man inside it, on slide (top).Д¦ - Serial number 89735 and the letter S near the safety lever on frame (left side).Д§ - S & S in an oval at the top of both grips.ДЁ - The number 9 on the trigger (left side).Д© - S & S 7.65 on the bottom of the magazine (left side). The only non-original part is the firing pin as explained below.Дў - Crown over letter N (pre-WWII Imperial German Government вЂњnitro proofedвЂќ acceptance stamp) on frame (right side near trigger), cocking knob and barrel (right front side).ДЈ - J.P. Particular markings on this pistol are as follows.ДЎ - Assembly number 903 on slide (bottom front), frame (top of tang), cocking knob (inside) and breech block. There is some surface pitting but no rust visible anywhere. The overall condition appears to be very good. The 2nd last pic shows a size comparison with my Springfield XDM 9mm. Approximate measurements are 6вЂќ x 4вЂќ x 1вЂќ and weight with unloaded magazine is about 1.25 lbs. The rear sight is a fixed вЂњUвЂќ shaped notch incorporated into the cocking knob spring latch. The barrel is 2.9вЂќ long with 6 grooves and right hand twist. The hard rubber grip panels are in excellent condition. The detachable box magazine (one only) holds 7 rounds. The safety catch, which locks the sear and disengages the trigger when set, is on the left side of the frame. The breech block is retained by the knurled cocking knob at the rear of the slide which is locked by a spring catch forming part of the rear sight mount. It is a 7.65mm (.32ACP) blowback design with a fixed barrel, coaxial recoil spring, and tubular slide. Approximately 175,000 were produced between 19. Item Description: For sale is a J.P Sauer & Sohn Model 1913, Variant 2 semiautomatic pistol manufactured between 19 based on the serial number.