Flare Gun Forum

the Hebel made in Belgium with the Liège markings can be found in model 1894 and model 1924 and with both a long and shortened barrel.
I have 2 short model 1924 and 2 long 1894.

Hi
This Hebel with a floating is a Belgium model 1924
The service marks on the gun means the following :
S.T/T.Tr. : Service Technique / Troupes Transmission
translate : Technical Service / Troops Transmission
There is also a Dutch Hebel model 1937 with floating firing pin.
regards Eddy

Sorry for the late reply. but it was a great help
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I have a completely disassembled husqvarna m18.
Is there anyone who can help me, possibly a picture or drawing of what it looks like under the cover.
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Eddy

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A collector friend told me that W.S.W. stands for William Schermuly Works
But as far as I know Schermuly did not produce signal pistols during the First World War.
does anyone have more information on this?
I have one too.
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Eddy

dear,
I have the serialnumbers 31414 , 33799 and 39677
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Eddy

Hey,

I am looking for a hammer for a druckknopf signal gun, can someone help me.

Eddy

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