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ID this Mauser safety....

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08 February 2012, 05:32
Blackbart2
ID this Mauser safety....
Ok, so I know this will totally wreck my chances of getting a good deal on this (like I ever had a chance..), but can anyone ID this part:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mauser...&hash=item2ebb3d1956

My guess is maybe an older PME item? Seller doesn't know, I've asked.

Really could use one of these, but not knowing who made it makes me a bit leery...
08 February 2012, 07:18
D Humbarger
I've been watching that. I know what it's not. It's not a Dakota.



Doug Humbarger
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08 February 2012, 07:20
kda55
Ed Delorge
08 February 2012, 08:09
Blackbart2
Yeah, its not Dakota, recknagle, or gentry either. not sure what is left.

Who/what is Ed Delorge, Kda55?

It almost looks like one of Ed Lapour's, but the flat on the one side is different. That is what made me think maybe PME.

Maybe Jim Wisner will see this and chime in. Betcha he knows...
08 February 2012, 09:19
kda55
Sorry. Meant Lapour.Pics on his website looks one and the same.
08 February 2012, 16:08
jeffeosso
I believe it to be a legacy arms safety


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08 February 2012, 17:07
TC1
Yep, a Legacy Arms/Global Trading mauser safety.



Terry


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09 February 2012, 19:17
J Wisner
Precise Metalsmithing Enterprises, PME made over 7000 of those safties from 1985 to 2002. They were always shipped in the white. Also they had a small number engraved in the striker slot, that matched a number on the bottom of the lever, so they could be matched up after the lever was heat treated.

Legacy had a firm in Italy copy it, the only differnce is the lever retaining screw they used rather than the cross pin, BUT all the ones I had ever seen were blued.

Johansson, also directly copied the PME saftey, the only differnce was the raduis on the arm of the lever.

James Wisner
09 February 2012, 21:17
ramrod340
quote:
I believe it to be a legacy arms safety

+1


As usual just my $.02
Paul K