Part of the early production of the Model 1920, many of these pistols were converted to configurations like this by importers such as Stoeger Arms, who listed barrels of non-standard lengths in their catalog. This example is one of those examples. Blade front sight, with the standard fixed rear sight on the toggle link and the tangent notch on the barrel. Chamber is blank, with "DWM" on the front toggle, "GERMANY" on the barrel and on the frame twice, and "crown/ N" proofs on the barrel, extension, breechblock. Matching numbers on the barrel, frame, latch, side plate, rear toggle and trigger, with "96" on the tangent sight base. Grips are checkered walnut.

Excellent, with 95% blue overall. A small amount of pitting is present on the barrel, with wear along the high edges and scattered handling marks. Grips are excellent, with exception of mild pressure dents. Mechanically functions fine, but magazine does not activate the hold open device.