German Luger Serial Number Chart Printable Pdf
German Luger Serial Number Search
German Luger Serial Number Database
German Luger Serial Number Lookup

WWII GERMAN LUGER PISTOL -
This is the official pistol of the officers of the German armed forces during the early days of the war.

German Luger Serial Number Chart Printable Pdf

German Luger Serial Number Search

This page is a recognition and identification guide for WWII German collectibles. Multiple detailed photos of a specific sample are provided. Descriptions point out clearly defined points that should be noted.
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German Luger Serial Number Database

German Luger Serial Number Lookup

Under the barrel serial number is the gauge markings 8.82 measuring the distance between the lands. This all matching Luger with the barrel serial number and gauge markings along with the suffix 'x' on the frame and the matching serial number w/the suffix 'c' on. All matching serial numbers. Most small parts will carry last two digits of serial number. Correct matching magazine(s) with matching serial numbers. Any accessories such as holster, stock, loading/takedown tool, capture papers, etc. Using these criteria, describe the condition of your Luger as objectively as possible. First Luger that utilized codes to represent maker and date of manufacture. Front toggle link marked S/42 in Gothic or script; this was code for Mauser. Chamber area stamped with letter 'K' code for 1934 year of manufacture. Approximately 10,500 manufactured, with one- to five-digit serial numbers—some with letter suffixes. The next major serial number block of American Eagle Lugers are the approximately 1,000 American Eagles sold to the U.S. Army commonly designated the U.S. Test Eagle Luger. The commonly accepted serial number range is 6100 to 7100. These AE Lugers have the same 2 nd issue Thumb Safety and 1 st issue Grip Safety. Shown below is a U.S.