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#Ortgies pistol. full#
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Must ship to a C&R or FFL holder.Condition: Good/Very good with handling wear, finish wear/loss and touches of metal pitting.
#Ortgies pistol. zip#
Comes with a soft zip carry case with lock and keys. Magwell located serrated magazine release. Blued frame, smooth solid trigger and serrated slide. Smooth wood grip plates with Ortgies logo medallions.
#Ortgies pistol. serial#
The guns were in large part a work program, creating export goods which could bring desperately needed hard currency into Germany to counteract the economic devastation of the Versailles treaty.Condition: Good to Very Good Barrel Length: 2 3/4" Model: Ortgies Year - Range: 1921-1924 Caliber: 6.35 25 ACP Serial #: 50424 Low Estimate: 150 High Estimate: 300 Item Location - City: Berlin Item Location - State/Province: Connecticut Item Location - Postal/Zip Code: 06037 Item Location - Country: United Statesĭescription Deutsche Werke Ortgies Patent in 6.35mm (.25 ACP) with one, seven round removable magazine with a 2 3/4" barrel.
In less than 5 full years (1919-1923), close to a half million of these guns were made, primarily by an industrial subsidiary of the German government. However, the most interesting part of the Ortgies story (in my opinion) is its production. 380 versions differ only in the easily-interchanged barrel – even the magazines are marked for both calibers. Mechanically, the Ortgies has a rather unusual grip safety mechanism that is quite different from what we expect to see today. The Ortgies is a pistol whose interested aspects are often overlooked on the assumption that it is just another identical.
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