That's very interesting. I wonder if that means that it was made in the US? US manufactured guns manufactured for the civilian market (maybe the military as well) typically don't have proof marks at all. If it was manufactured in Germany, I believe it is still the law there that all firearms must be proofed and marked.This is my new pps m2 le, it doesn’t have the antlers
Means its a reindeer.....maybe its Rudolf's cousin, Randolf the brown nose reindeer....he could run just as fast as Rudolf, he just couldn't stop as fast.My PPS m2 has antlers
I have no idea what it means.
yes it does. Barely noticeable.This is my new pps m2 le, it doesn’t have the antlers
No. You understood wrong. Federal eagle has been replaced with CIP. The antlers and the DE are still on there.Antlers is for Ulm proof house that has now been replaced by DE for Deutschland from what I understand.
It has probably nothing to do with the EU. I suppose it is only a standardization among the members of the CIP.It was a requirement that all the guns made in the EU had to use the same proof mark.
Thanks for the correction.No. You understood wrong. Federal eagle has been replaced with CIP. The antlers and the DE are still on there.