Lighthearted RC mark survey

Dwight Gruber · 03-20-2005, 08:32 PM

Stu,

Thanks for the excuse to examine some Lugers!

1911 serial#7638 -no- RC parts!
1912 serial# 454 (rebarrelled) RC marked frame (trigger guard)
1914 LP-08 serial# 3511 RC marked frame (trigger guard)
1917/18 serial# 8895s RC marked receiver (hardness), RC marked rear toggle piece, RC marked frame (above trigger)

I know that this doesn't approach your maximum-parts question, but it will give you a start for a survey. And I suspect, as you, that it is a coincidence, that all the parts went into a bin and were assembled into guns as the parts came to hand.

I have wondered about the distribution of RC-marked parts over time, so I applaud your taking this on.

--Dwight

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03-20-2005, 08:32 PM	#2
Dwight Gruber User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 3,908 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,330 Times in 435 Posts	Stu, Thanks for the excuse to examine some Lugers! 1911 serial#7638 -no- RC parts! 1912 serial# 454 (rebarrelled) RC marked frame (trigger guard) 1914 LP-08 serial# 3511 RC marked frame (trigger guard) 1917/18 serial# 8895s RC marked receiver (hardness), RC marked rear toggle piece, RC marked frame (above trigger) I know that this doesn't approach your maximum-parts question, but it will give you a start for a survey. And I suspect, as you, that it is a coincidence, that all the parts went into a bin and were assembled into guns as the parts came to hand. I have wondered about the distribution of RC-marked parts over time, so I applaud your taking this on. --Dwight