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LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: POB 398 St.Charles,MO. 63302
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Balder, Even if the 2 digits on the outside of your side plate match the rest of your PO8, you can tell if it's the original factory one, if the 2 digits inside the plate are one digit off from the first 2 digits of your serial. TH
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In deed this is the case, I was not aware of that fact. There's always something to learn about Lugers. The sideplate finish does appear quite recent actually, with no wear inside or outside. I'm also surprised by the wear on the grip panels, which does not correlate with the gun's general wear. The pistol is in the g-block, does anybody know what letter was used for the last byf 42 block? Balder |
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Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002
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Hi Balder, the last suffix for German Contract Lugers was early M-Block. The Portuguese Contract went to about 5000m and the Bulgarian Contract to about 3000n.
There was another group in the W-Block. |
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