HK416 German Trades?
 

Does anyone have any close up photos of the German version of the HK416 trades. Cant find any good shots on Google.

There are already three threads like this.


http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...ght=416+trades

basically NOT the same as the supposed full-trades Umarex 416. At least from the pictures of the model that i've seen.

http://www.mach1airsoft.com/rwx_gallery/HK416%20CQC.jpg

The older model VFC had better trades IMHO. Unless they've changed them again.

Thoes are the US ver of the trades (for the US market) and not the German!
I'M looking for the German specificaly!

Here is what I am talking about, unfortunately this is not a high res photo. :(
The photo is from Wikipedia http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../92/HK416N.png


http://i44.tinypic.com/21bz9j.png


You will notice that the trades on the side are different from the US "416D" ("D" standing for "Defense") The "D" was used as far as I know to denote the H&K US version. The German version has different markings.

From what I can see, the German version of the HK416 does not have the "D" designation or the "Heckler & Koch Defense Inc. Sterling VA". It says "Heckler & Koch GmbH" and "Made in Germany" on the other side of the receiver. I went on the German HK website, and though the pics are not high res, I'm pretty sure there are a few google images large enough to confirm the trades.

As well, it looks like there is a coat of arms below the writing. I have looked for hours and cannot find a good high res photo of the German version of the gun with trades on ether side!

Wow, I didn't even notice a coat of arms there. Is it at all possible that its this?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...31918).svg.png

EDIT: whoops LOL nevermind...made a BIG mistake. that's from 1889

Here that's the best I could find...

This one is from Norway... so I am not sure if the coats are different or not...

Maybe try the HK Pro forums; and also search for proof marks instead of trade marks over the net.

wow i was waaaaay off LOL looks like a simple shield, crown and N :S

that thing is gorgeous

On zee German ones it's called the Bundesadler or Federal Eagle. The N underneath means it was tested for Nitrocellulose powder.