Item: Ortgies .380 magazine, nickel finish Maker: Deutsche Werke, Erfurt, Germany Caliber: .380 ACP (9mm Corto) Markings: “380 Auto” and D logo on the base Capacity: 7 rounds Finish: About 98% remains
This original Ortgies pocket pistol magazine in .380 has about 98% of its nickel remaining. It is marked on the base “380 Auto” with the D logo.
Heinrich Ortgies, a German who had lived in Liège, designed the pistol, and Deutsche Werke of Erfurt bought the rights and made it from about 1921. Deutsche Werke was the former Royal Arsenal at Erfurt, turned to civilian work after WWI.
Fun fact: Early Ortgies pistol has no visible grip screws. The grips are held on by an internal catch, released from inside the magazine well.
Ortgies Pocket Pistol Magazine, .380 ACP, Nickel, D Logo
$195
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Description
Item: Ortgies .380 magazine, nickel finish
Maker: Deutsche Werke, Erfurt, Germany
Caliber: .380 ACP (9mm Corto)
Markings: “380 Auto” and D logo on the base
Capacity: 7 rounds
Finish: About 98% remains
This original Ortgies pocket pistol magazine in .380 has about 98% of its nickel remaining. It is marked on the base “380 Auto” with the D logo.
Heinrich Ortgies, a German who had lived in Liège, designed the pistol, and Deutsche Werke of Erfurt bought the rights and made it from about 1921. Deutsche Werke was the former Royal Arsenal at Erfurt, turned to civilian work after WWI.
Fun fact: Early Ortgies pistol has no visible grip screws. The grips are held on by an internal catch, released from inside the magazine well.
SKU: A4006
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