#1941 german luger serial numbers serial numbers#
#1941 german luger serial numbers serial number#
#1941 german luger serial numbers full#

Typical of Erfurt pistols a small вЂњcrown/gothic letterвЂќ acceptance mark is stamped on all of the small parts. The left side of the breechblock is also stamped with the Imperial eagle. The rework mark is also stamped on the left side of the barrel over a crown/gothic letter proof and the Imperial eagle is stamped on the right. This proof indicated that this Luger failed final inspection due to вЂњour of toleranceвЂќ parts. The right side of the receiver has three вЂњcrown/gothic letterвЂќ army acceptance marks followed by the Imperial eagle and the вЂњcrown/RCвЂќ Reuisians-Commission rework stamp is marked above the first crown proof.

#1941 german luger serial numbers serial numbers#

All of the serial numbers match with the exception of the magazine.

#1941 german luger serial numbers serial number#

The partial serial number (44) is stamped on most of the small components including the inside of the grips.

Serial number and suffix on the front of the frame, with вЂњ4344вЂќ stamped on the bottom of the barrel and the left side of the barrel extension. Dull blue finish with straw colored small parts and finely checkered walnut grips.

The chamber is dated вЂњ1918вЂќ and the toggle has the вЂњcrown/ERFURTвЂќ logo. Imperial Luger Pistol manufactured at Erfurt, the Prussian owned arms factory, during WWI. 3 7/8вЂі round barrel, blue finish, walnut grips. To summarize, the barrel, receiver and frame have re-stamped matching numbers.Дў2.(#119P) Excellent WWI German 1918 Dated Erfurt Luger вЂ“ Serial # 4344m,9mm cal. The frame originally had a four digit serial number that appears to be 8475, but this number has been scrubbed and a new four digit serial number has been added that matches the receiver and barrel.

The frame and most of the toggle assembly are from the same Luger.

The magazine is an FXO / P.O8 extruded magazine. The pistol has approximately 93 to 95 of the reblued. Aside from the barrel, the rest of the pistol serial numbers match.

I will try and keep a record on the front page of maker, year and serial number for reference 1. The bore is perfect and the barrel has no serial number but does have a crown over N ,normally found on earlier period Lugers.

Serial numbers are matching except for the receiver axel. WWII German Luger made by Mauser in 1941. This luger is complete with one original late production type three, Army magazine that has the 'fxo/eagle 37/P08' marking on the left side of the magazine body, with the black plastic, unnumbered type base with the reinforcing pin through the center. The upper safety area and extractor are both correctly marked 'GESICHERT' and 'GELADEN' respectively. The left side of the breech block also carries the single Nazi eagle firing proof. 8,82 marked on the underside of the barrel.

#1941 german luger serial numbers full#

Both proofs are also stamped on the upper rear end of the barrel, with the full serial number and bore diameter. The right side of the barrel extension has the early Mauser double 'Nazi eaglel/655' Waffenamt proof, next to the single eagle firing proof. The top of the chamber area is dated with late style two number, date coding system which is '41' for the year of manufacture, with very desirable 'Mauser Banner' logo on top of the front toggle. These luger have the all salt blued finish to include the small parts and are fitted with checkered walnut grips. These have to be one of the rarer of the Mauser Banner Luger models and this model specifically since it has the late war, Black Widow 'P08' markings on the right side of the frame. These lugers were produced on a very limited basis from 1938 through 1942 with an estimated quantity of approximately 500 total being produced. This is a very scarce and desirable late war 'Mauser Banner' German Army contract Black Widow luger pistol.