Shadowlord and Bill
Thanks for the information. Table updated.
Jan

1938 SN 7358 (with Y or X above), ? about SE numbers due to heavy reblue, Alu mag has + and droop eagle over 63

Hoyt Weathers
Trinity, Alabama

1937 S42 #2460 SE63 SE63 (small) MTP

hello Jan,
Just acquired... with bring back papers
1937 S/42 6902s DE/63 DE/63 MTP
frame bump
small parts blued
matching w/ matching grips
non matching mag. type 3 8753p

Happy and excited to add my latest 98% rig:
1938 S/42 s/n 3797m
SE/83 SE 63 MTP
Two matching mags, one plain and one +, both SE/83
Matching grips
Superb black Karl Barth, Waldbrol holster, WaA 145, dated 1938
SE/63 loading tool

1937 navy and 38 info
 

I just noticed or took note of this. Here are my additions.

1937 s/42 Navy DE/63 9881 r N 2354
1938 s/42 SE63 4694 f

I'm sorry to say I don't know what the MTP is or if they have it.

Dave

Just picked up.
1937 s/42 9553x DE/63 DE/63 MTP
one matching mag
frame bump
small parts blued

jerry

1938 S/42, SN 7358c, 7358 (no c )on bottom of barrel, no barrel gauge #, SE83, S63, + a round stamp I can't make out.

Hoyt Weathers

Mid Test Proof ?
 

What does a Mid Test proof look like and where is it located on the 1938 S/42?

Hoyt Weathers

1937 S/42, sn 1521r, DE/63 DE/63 MTP
1938 S/42, sn 5392d, SE/63 SE/63 MTP

Thank you phoenix.

Now I know.

Hoyt Weathers

1937 s/42 serial no. 1991 v DE/63 DE/63 MTP
Randy

Hoyt, hugh, Nomadr, Aaron, Dave, jerry, phoenix and Randy
Thanks for the information. Table above updated.
Jan

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a new 1937 S/42 serial number7992
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/luger37_2.jpg

http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/luger37_1.jpg

I will put on the forum some more pics an ask some questions

best regards from France
jea-marie

Correction to my previous posting of this Luger:

SN 7358 DE/63 DE/63 MTP

Jan,

1937 S/42, sn 3513-ns, SE/63 SE/63, MTP

This gun is not pristine but it is mechanically sound. It has a moderate amount of light pitting and a couple of rough spots caused by rust. The bluing is thinning and turning to a brown patina on the grip strap and parts of the lower frame. The bore of the gun is good, there is some pitting in the bore, but the lands and grooves are strong. The best I can tell the waffen marks are 83 and 63 on the receiver. The grips fit good and are in very good shape, but are darkened with age and oil. All parts seem to be properly numbered and waffen marks are correct. The magazine has the aluminum base with the correct serial number and is waffen marked 83.

to help provide data, you'd need to tell the order of the markings, its serial number, its date, etc... See examples above

1937 S/42 SE/63 SE/63 MTP

http://home.comcast.net/~dbweb1903/g...ols/s42/l3.jpg