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Box, Paperwork & Accessories: This pistol comes with a total of two magazines and a holster. As with all used firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance standards.
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185000 were 6.35 mms and 250000 were 7.65 mm and 9 mm combined. This pistol was not designed with a magazine disconnect, but does have a type of grip safety. 435000 pistols were manufactured of all the different types and calibres after World War 1. Most of the finish loss is on the left side and top of the slide, where the finish loss is splotchy. It has retained roughly 70-75 of its original finish. Just as the title states, I need help finding a site that sells a leather holster for an Ortgies pistol (chambered in 6.35mm) Should I be looking for a holster specifically designed for this handgun If not, does anyone know of any leather holsters that could work with this pistol that arent. Mechanically, the Ortgies has a rather unusual grip safety mechanism that is quite different from what we expect to see today. I need to find a holster for an Ortgies Pistol. There is a 'Germany' export marking on the underside of the frame. The Ortgies is a pistol whose interested aspects are often overlooked on the assumption that it is just another identical. It is all matching and has the proper 'Crown N' commercial proofs. These pistols are very collectable due to their good quality and excellent design, engineering and finish. 10/21/21 - This is a nice example of an Ortgies Pocket Pistol, chambered in 6.35mm. In the up position the button safety engages the grip safety. The button safety only blocks the grip safety from disengaging. This was a made to order feature and scarce. Some weapons have a button safety as well. The Ortgies pistols are striker fired and have a grip safety which blocks the sear-bar. There are some examples with screws holding the grip panels from Deutsche Werke. The pistols incorporated no screws and even the grip panels had spring clips. No screws were used in the assembly, the parts lock together. The pistols were very well designed and made. 6.35 mm pistols were manufactured from 1921 to 1928. 9 mm short pistols were manufactured from 1922 to 1926. 7.65 mm pistols were manufactured 1920 to 1928. Over 10000 pistols were manufactured by 1921 when he died and Deutsche Werke AG purchased the patents and machinery. Heinrich Ortgies lived in Liege Belgium for many years and pistol patents (Br pats 146422/1918, 146423/1918, and 146424/1918) were granted to him circa 1916-1918.Īfter WW1 he returned to Germany and set up in business manufacturing Ortgies pistols in 7.65 mm calibre.