Help to identify W.W. II Vet bring home

**Claven2** · 06-10-2007 05:43 PM

I don't know the model, but it certainly looks like a variation of the Winchester model 1906...

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**Ariser** · 06-10-2007 10:21 PM

I don't think a 1906, as this did not come with a octagon barrel . Not to mention that this one also has a magazine. And that extraction port . Come to think of it . I don"t even think its a .22 anymore . The hole in receiver is just too big

Also clip Does'nt look like .22.

**sdh1911** · 06-12-2007 08:27 PM

It very much looks like a gun fixed about ten years back, but, that one was Belgium icon

made. I remember it well because I had to get a large book on proof marks to help identify it and also had to make a new P.I.T.B. firing pin, HTH-SDH

**Ariser** · 06-27-2007 02:02 AM

Just found my own post again.And can now identify my firearm. Automatische Buechse Syst. Schmeisser Mod. 1912 . The only one registered in Canada icon

.Maybe North America. Unfortunatly there is no slide/action. Overwise complete and in very good condition .If anyone can help me find parts for this I would be very grateful.

**green** · 06-27-2007 07:57 AM

It is a Savage M1903 or 1909. Adolf Frank, Hamburg, Germany icon

retailed them for 88 Marks in 1911.

**Ariser** · 06-27-2007 01:28 PM

No Savage markings. Pre German icon

W.W.I markings. I tryed to post more pics,but no can do.I agree it looks alot like a Savage 1903.

**Badger** · 06-27-2007 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by Ariser

No Savage markings. Pre German icon

W.W.I markings. I tryed to post more pics,but no can do.I agree it looks alot like a Savage 1903.

Ariser ...

Email me your pics to badger@milsurps.com.

I'll format and them display them for you...

Regards,
Badger

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