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Both guns are cocked in this image and the cocking indicators can be seen and felt. Note the differences in the extractors. The frame of the 1914 extends an additional 1/10 inch beyond the back of the grips to accommodate the internal magazine lock/ejector mechanism. The 1914 is inscribed “Mauser-6,35” on the right side of the slide. |
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