Manufactured from 1936 through the end of the war for the German Navy. The left side of the frame is marked with an "eagle/N" above the serial number, "ac/44", and "M(swastika) III/3" on the left side ahead of the "SICHER" and "FEUER" labeled safety switch. "4/eagle" marks are present on the chambers, with independent loading indicators and a selector with "L", "R" and "Doppel/Schuss" positions. Smooth forearm with handguard and a checkered pistol grip.

Excellent with scattered mild handling marks. Wood is excellent. Mechanically excellent.