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Lifer
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Frank here is what the rest of it looks like. I would think it is one of the last 1941 lugers without a P08 stamp on the frame. Grips are unnumbered E/655.
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Tom, I have S/N 3607n as the latest I have recorded. The earliest I have recorded is S/N 2716n. You have a beauty.
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I posted this question in another thread, but it seems that this is a good example regarding my question, so, I am submitting it here also.
My 41-42 Luger. Has the letter suffix which looks like an N, like the Luger that Chris has, Now I know that are 41-42 Lugers with the same letter suffix like mine, but according to Mauser Parabellum 1930-1946 book, it is a P. From my photo it is clear that it is not an N but more like a P with the long leg cut off. My gun is matching and the grips are marked SE 655 on both of them, it also have the PO8 on the rear left side of the frame. Thanks for any feedback. Alf.
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