The same barrels, without the proof marks, have been found on U.S. In Ulm, Baden-Würrtemberg with a proof date of June 1962 (refer Germany, Spare Parts).
It has been proof tested and marked by the West German Proof House One of these barrels has been found on a Standard Products M1 carbine used by the police in Bavaria. Quality and machining is on a par with the barrels manufactured by Underwood and several other primary contractors during WWII. Air Force Security Police and stationed in West Germany in the late 1970's. Similar barrels were observed at Bavaria police armoriesīy a Carbine Club member who was a member of the U.S. How many parts Erma Werke produced is not known but is believedīarrels with the below machining and layout were observed to have been used by the Bavaria Police as late as 1962. tooling used to manufacture parts of the original U.S. Indicates Erma Werke purchased surplus U.S. In the 1950's Erma Werke of Dachau, Bavaria was licensed by the West German government to service the Allied weapons West Germany had obtained. These characteristics are present on only a small percentage of the U.S.
NOTE: The items shown on this page are the exception, not the standard.
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