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I shot Sal's M2 a few weeks ago.

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The Mauser M2 was actually manufactured by SIGArms between 2000 and 2004. Early production guns were made in Germany, while later examples were assembled in SIG's Exeter, New Hampshire facility from imported parts. The M2 was available in .40 S&W and .45 ACP calibers; a .357 SIG version was made for less than a year and is seldom seen.

 

The M2 was advertised as being "The safest handgun on the market today" as it had several types of internal safeties: a firing pin block prevents the striker from releasing unless the trigger is pulled all the way; a magazine disconnect prevents the pistol from firing with the magazine removed; a disconnector prevents firing out of battery (slide is not fully closed); a spring holds the striker at the half-cock position, which prevents firing if it is accidentally released. A loaded chamber indicator on top of the slide can be seen or felt. Finally, a manual safety is located on the rearmost part of the frame and moves side to side, a rather unusual configuration!

 

The operating system is striker fired, short recoil, locked breech with a rotating barrel. The trigger is double action only. The barrel has traditional lands - and - grooves rifling. The frame is made from aluminum alloy. Since all production of the M2 took place during the U. S. "assault weapons" ban years, magazine capacity was limited to 10 rounds for the .40 and .357 and 8 rounds for the .45. The pistol in these photos is a .40 caliber model, the type most commonly encountered. I have seen and handled a .45 or two but have yet to run across a .357 SIG version.

 

A small number of early production guns were plagued by malfunctions, mostly striker lockups after a few hundred rounds and the rotating barrels sometimes jammed with small amounts of dirt or fouling and/or too much / too little lubrication. Although these issues were mostly resolved early on, the reputation remained and the M2 was never a big seller.

My friend had acquired a 1959 Leica M2 and some accessories she wanted me to check out. I cheerfully obliged.

 

Here it is, the M2 Halftrack. As you can tell, it is grey camo. The helmets and weapons are painted by me! This is my own design, clear up any confusion.

I shot Sal's M2 a few weeks ago.

Leica M2 with the Canon-Serenar 50mm f/1.8 leica thread mount lens.

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My contribution to the #FP4Party, took a walk with my daughter Johanna, and also helped Opa put fresh bird seed into the feeder.

 

Leica M2, with a Carl Zeiss ZM 50mm F/2 Planar with a Yellow filter

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Second generation Walther PPS (M2). This is the LE edition that has phosphoric sights and an 8rd magazine in addition to the 6 & 7 rounders.

I shot Sal's M2 a few weeks ago.

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Construction du Bâtiment 29 sur le site de l'INRS (Institut National de Recherche et de Sécurité) à Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy.

 

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Construction : 2012 → 2014

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Niveaux : R+5

Hauteur : ≈18.00 m

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Klaus on deck in a sloppy sea, ready for anything

I shot Sal's M2 a few weeks ago.

The four LTM lenses that came with the camera. Each of them has an appropriate M adapter! Three of the adapters are genuine Leitz, and the 4th is a Cosina Voigtlander. Sweet!

 

The lenses are all clean and work perfectly. The previous owner must have carefully rounded them up. They are all in great condition and operate smoothly.

Frank greeting Dame Ellen (Mac) MacArthur after her rounds of the deck, on watch

The mast would not fit until a Canadian "Bluenose" dime was placed on the top of the base of the socket

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