Vis Radom question

For the Radom collectors out there, do all original magazines have the e/189 proof on them?
Thanks

No. Plenty of originals have no proofs, and there was a different one on very late mags produced at Steyr.

The unmarked are the most common. The next most common is the eagle 189 base. The least common are the phosphate 623 marked body. I have 4 of those and looking for 2 more for my phosphate pistols.

There are some prewar versions not exactly how rare those are to find.

bmwr12 said:

There are some prewar versions not exactly how rare those are to find.

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Polish pre-WW2 mags are highly sought after. They typically have a oval G2 or D2 on forward, underside of the floorplate. In addition, often one will see a letter ("k" with a line"), on lower spine. Early German occupation mags also have such letters, but lack Polish acceptance on the floorplate. As for E/189 accepted mags, from observations I believe they start showing up in the latter half of first alphabet series P35(p) production and also prevalent as spare/replacement mags as well.