My vintage pens have all run well with Shaeffer's, Parker and Waterman inks. Some of the newer makers' inks seem to cause older pens to be fussy occasionally
Welcome to the place Cap! Try the SMLE forum here www.surplusrifleforum.com Talk to Tikirocker there, he is the Mod of the Enfield sections. Say hello to me too, I'm DeaconKC there too.
Hatter4, those are really neat guns.
One more thing about nazi marked guns, there has been so much faking of stamps that unless you can document that it was a Nazi firearm, don't pay extra for it.
Also, many manufacturers will have extra parts left over from a particular run and will then use them later as needed. That could explain the discrepancy in apparent manufacture dates. S&W is well known to have done this with tested and approved 1917 frames, using them into the late 20s.
Spain and Star [and any other arms maker that wasn't already] produced weapons for one side or the other during WW2. Stars were popular as they were well made and reliable. A Nazi SS mark would have also been styled differently and had the "dirty bird" stamp as well. CDNN has magazines in stock...
The problem I would have with myself open carrying is that I don't want the criminals to know I am armed. If hunting that is different, just my two cents.
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