No problem, in my PM I mentioned that I thought both of ours were made between 1945-1954, but apparently that's not the case, they would appear to be late 1920's to early 1940's. I imagine their prewar age would make them more collectable than the post war models and perhaps as much as the nazi military marked ones.
It's strange that yours has a lanyard loop while mine does not.
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I think it should have a loaded magazine but, a empty chamber. Just in case.
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Yea, while it has the grip safety and the manual safety, I imagine if the striker slipped or something broke, the striker would have enough force to set off the shell in the barrel. It's just generally a good idea not to trust old striker fired guns.