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Posts: 3420 | Location: Western PA | Registered: July 20, 2010: IP In 1943, the Germans ordered a large quantity of the newly co-designed Spanish Astra 600s in 9x19 mm, essentially a scaled down version of the model 400 (M1921). The Astra Tubular Slide PistolsModel 400, 300, 600, Etc. and fire in it, including the 9mm Steyr, the 9mm Parabellum, the .38 Auto, and even the semi-rimmed 9mm Browning Long. The Bomb with "P" means the pistol was fired 4 times with the correct loading for the gun. Currently, all production consists of rifles for law enforcement and military use. Mine is a 24000 block of number so not an issued number. The barrels of these early pistols were stamped PIST PATR 08. The gun should be finished with a rust blue, and have wood checkered panels and an unnumbered magazine marked with the Astra E/U logo on the lip extension. Contrary to the inserted advertisement circa 1964, there was no documentation to suggest that M600s were the choice of the Luftwaffe.. If so, can you jump in with a serial number, or at least a partial, and thoughts on this topic? Gun show find. Astra 300 with capture tag! - SPOILS OF WAR - U.S DG. It does not have any wartime German markings or postwar German police markings so i am assuming it was sold commercially. SIGforum.com Main Page SIG Pistols I inherited my uncle Bill's Astra 600. There was no locked breech--like the Campo-Giro and the above- mentioned Browning designs, Now, the mystery. It was a little lighter and shorter than the 400 as well. The colloquially known "second contract" pistols were the batch sold to West Germany and can be identified by having a serial number 31,350 and above. ASTRA Protocol Grfico de Histrico de Preo - Todos os ASTR Dados I will post pics tonight. 3/12/19 - This is a very nice and honest example of a scarce Astra 600 that is waffen marked and part of the first Nazi contract for these pistols. Some later barrels were stamped 9m/m. The left rear of the frame is marked with 3 proofs: a shield with "X", a . The 600 magazine has a tab protruding from the right hand side of the floor plate to assist removing the magazine. It fired every time without any issues. The Astra 600, a slightly shorter and lighter version of the Astra 400 that is chambered in 9mm Luger, [6] was later developed for export sales, primarily to Nazi Germany. Astra 600/43 - 9mm | D4 Guns Either not all Astra 600s made it into police use or not all were marked. After the war, it may have ended up as an allied souvenir or in a weapons stockpile. Designed by Unceta y Cia, it was a shortened version of the Astra 400 manufactured to fire 919mm Parabellum, which was the standard pistol ammunition for Germany at the time. Approximately 59,400 Astra 600s were manufactured before production ceased. The numbered magazine, barrel bushing and barrel bushing lock were numbered post-war, presumably by the LBPN armorer. Still, they were short on handguns and contracted with the Spanish firm Astra Unceta y Cia to produce their Astra pistols. I have one Astra 600 above 10500 that is LPBN marked on the grip strap. The Walther P38 and Luger will always be associated with the bad guys. What is the likely scenario for multiple WaAD20 marked Astra 600s to also find their way into use post-war and also get LBPN marked. Call me a fudd, but these days an old surplus pistol like the Astra appeals to me a lot more than the latest 5.56 caliber AR 15 or polymer frame striker-fired pistol. Eventually The sights are very 1940s. Knowing the penchant, a number of unscrupulous vendors have placed waffenamt markings on alt-of-range pistols. Markings The Astra 600s that were sold to the German military during World War II are commonly referred to as "first contract" Astra 600s. Uber From Marietta To Atlanta Airport, New Alternatives Transitional Housing, Articles A

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