Added value of numbered magazines, ect?

[Gun-R-Us]

Ed,

Sorry the pics aren't great. It'll be awhile before I get back over to visit again, so pics will likely be awhile. He lives in what could kindly be referred to as the sticks... I am down south, so no i'm not affiliated with any shops in Oregon.

How do you ID the police model from the standard mil issue? The BBGV only says it has "sear safeties, and blue small parts". I didn't see a tool, but I'm not a luger collector (the good one's are a bit out of my price range) so i'm not sure what the tool would even look like.

[guns3545]

Originally Posted by Gun-R-Us

Ed,

Sorry the pics aren't great. It'll be awhile before I get back over to visit again, so pics will likely be awhile. He lives in what could kindly be referred to as the sticks... I am down south, so no i'm not affiliated with any shops in Oregon.

How do you ID the police model from the standard mil issue? The BBGV only says it has "sear safeties, and blue small parts". I didn't see a tool, but I'm not a luger collector (the good one's are a bit out of my price range) so i'm not sure what the tool would even look like.

Here's three:
1. Sear safety . A police feature
2. Mauser Banner. Bought by police. Military would have factory code
3. Numbered magazines, used only by police. BTW, three matching are very rarely found.

John

[tharpo]

I don't recall seeing the orange/red extractor on a Mauser Police Banner before. Reblue?
Love to see pictures of the 3 magazine bottom serial numbers.

Tom