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My first Luger
Just bought a 42 byf with bake lite brown grips. it has some holtser wear but parts numbers match up (accept magazine)
is there a serial number reference chart for these military Lugers or were the records destroyed in the war? is 2044 a low production number? |
Brendan, welcome to the forum~!
There is not a specific rf chart, but if you give us full serial number and suffix, Frank might know an approx date.... I think they made over 100,000 byf 42's, so low number is how you look at it, as they made around the same number of byf 41's, etc.... Ed |
Thank You the forum has been a great source
Where do I find the full serial number? I am guessing this is the last of the Mauser Lugers. I got this one for $500 the dealer was selling three the one for 1200 had matching holster tool and clip. now I am thinking I should have snapped that one up when I had the chance. It was my first big gun show with a pistol license I did not want to buy on the first pass through the dealer room. |
Enjoy it...............Now you will be looking for a holster, tool, books etc.......It is catchy
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Welcome Bren5
The brown bakelite grips might be Krieghoff grips. If you are able to post pictures, perhaps some of us can tell. |
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Bren5, it's only the beginning my friend. Enjoy and happy hunting your other items. |
thanks actually I took down the gun this afternoon it does have wooden grips. the owner was a lefty and there was a wear patern in the right grip that made it look like plastic
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The grips should be numbered to the gun from what I understand, mine are. Yes, a holster and tool are a must.
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