Cased Mauser P-08

junglejim · 01-27-2003, 07:53 PM

The Cartridge Counter Commemerative was made in a 250 lot. The last time I checked (and it has been several years), Interarms (the major importer)still had 5 or six "B" quality cartridge counters left with either marks on the case, or grips, or some flaws to the metal. Tom, did you say that you have a magazine for the carbine commemerative? I have one as pictured above. They also made 250 of the carbines, but less than 100 were earmarked for the U.S. The rest stayed in Europe. Mine is serial number "31 von 250". I also have the commemerative 06 Navy "06 von 250". My gun is pictured in "Luger the Multi-national Pistol". There were also 250 Russian Commemeratives, 250 Bulgarians, and 250 Artillaries. Also, there were a number of target and engraved pieces. Jim

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01-27-2003, 07:53 PM	#6
junglejim User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Ohio Posts: 42 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The Cartridge Counter Commemerative was made in a 250 lot. The last time I checked (and it has been several years), Interarms (the major importer)still had 5 or six "B" quality cartridge counters left with either marks on the case, or grips, or some flaws to the metal. Tom, did you say that you have a magazine for the carbine commemerative? I have one as pictured above. They also made 250 of the carbines, but less than 100 were earmarked for the U.S. The rest stayed in Europe. Mine is serial number "31 von 250". I also have the commemerative 06 Navy "06 von 250". My gun is pictured in "Luger the Multi-national Pistol". There were also 250 Russian Commemeratives, 250 Bulgarians, and 250 Artillaries. Also, there were a number of target and engraved pieces. Jim