What does the phrase ......
"If it's made after 1918 its a reproduction" mean?"
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Ask Ron.
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It's an attempt at humor. I am an Imperial Era collector. Prior to 1918, there were only two manufacturers of Lugers, DWM (original) and Erfurt (government arsenal under patent license to manufacture Lugers beginning 1910). After that time DWM ceased to exist (it became BKIW) and Lugers were no longer made by the original makers...hence "reproductions".
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Actually........
Hi Ron, right idea, but just a slight adjustment needs to be made to your post 1918 phrase... It is actually a replica if made after 1918... a reproduction can only be truly re-made by DWM, or Erfurt, Orrrrrrrrrrrrr, the direct (as in original family name?? ) decendants of the original factory owners at the time of initial production?.... ;)...What that really means.. no matter how good I get, I will only ever be able to make replica parts!!....:crying:... Best to you Ron, as always, til...lat'r...GT... Actually, that might even make Erfurt a replica???
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Quote:
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G.T.
Reproduce: vt: to produce again…to cause to exist again or anew…to imitate closely…to make a representation (as an image or copy) of. I stand firmly by my assertion, Sir! (Which is my prerogative as a stubborn old goat :)) |
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Hi Ron, I will conceed to your old goat status, and stand aside.. :D... As you well know, this discussion can now only be brought to a conclusion during one of your, always anticipated, and greatly appreciated visits! ...;).. Best to you Ron, til...lat'r....GT
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Ron, GT actually any Luger made before 1934 were just pre-production trial pieces!!! :D
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...and I thought that the trial runs lasted until 1973, when Mauser finally stopped bumming around and produced a decent version :D
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