Neophyte Desires Help For Luger's "Story"

bmcgilvray · 05-07-2008, 11:40 AM

Many thanks Ron for you kind attentions to my questions.

"Are these proof marks the same as number 31 on page 3 of the proof mark references?

Not sure. I've never seen that publication."

I didn't make myself clear. This page is found within the interesting "technical information" accessible in the left hand margin right here on the Forum.

Wondered about that "sneak" business. A luger dealer who, for some years, set up at Dallas/Fort Worth gun shows told me that. Only other reference I had about a "sneak" was a mention in a 1971 or 1972 "Guns & Ammo Annual".

You dashed my hopes for a Civil War attributed Luger. I was sorta hoping the E C C S A stood for something like "Edmonds, Colonel CSA". Oh well, maybe next time.

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05-07-2008, 11:40 AM	#11
bmcgilvray User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Central Texas Posts: 16 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Many thanks Ron for you kind attentions to my questions. "Are these proof marks the same as number 31 on page 3 of the proof mark references? Not sure. I've never seen that publication." I didn't make myself clear. This page is found within the interesting "technical information" accessible in the left hand margin right here on the Forum. Wondered about that "sneak" business. A luger dealer who, for some years, set up at Dallas/Fort Worth gun shows told me that. Only other reference I had about a "sneak" was a mention in a 1971 or 1972 "Guns & Ammo Annual". You dashed my hopes for a Civil War attributed Luger. I was sorta hoping the E C C S A stood for something like "Edmonds, Colonel CSA". Oh well, maybe next time.