Unit Marking ID Help
I came across a gentleman at the range today who was shooting a Luger. During his reloading I took the opportunity to speak with him about his piece. It turned out to be an Erfurt with a 1914 stamp and then a 1920 below that. The gun is all matching except for the magazine, kind of. It was an aluminum bottom so I initial thought a same numbered WWII mag. Then I got to thinking maybe arsenal reissue. Upon closer inspection I found some unit markings on the magazine and subsequently the same on the pistol itself. The markings read B.S.385 . I am not very good at deciphering these and am just curious top find out more about this pistol.
What would be more likely here? The magazine is original with a replacement bottom, or the magazine is a reissue and both the pistol and magazine were stamped in 1920. I guess the meaning of the unit markings will help deternmine that huh? Thanks in advance, Steven |
Steven, the markings are from the Schupo of Braunschweig. Do you recall if the pistol had a sear or mag safety?
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Thanks. It has a sear safety.
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