Difficult Military Mauser Lugers to Find
 

Greetings! I just completed a little study to find the most difficult Military Mauser Lugers, besides the K-Date. This is based on my data file obtained through many years and sources. Since there are some cross-over serial numbers, I had to determine some of the end points statistically. That's why the numbers seem exact, when actually they are estimates. That doesn't detract from the conclusion.

Enjoy!! :)


* No P.08 on Frame
** Rust Blue with Mauser Hump

Hi Frank, Thanks for posting this, it looks like it was the product of much hard work. Best regards, Norm

Hey Guys, Thanks!! :)

Great information,thank you.
Bob

Frank, cropped and saved in the archives, great inf my friend!@


Ed

Frank, A handy reference! Will slip a copy of this in my gun show pack.

Here is an example of #1 on the list :)
41-42. No PO8. E/655 E/655. One matching 122 magazine.

Tom, thanks. Great for you. I just added one of these little jewels to my stash. It's the last Military Mauser Luger I need to get all the variations. Now looking for a few upgrades. :)

Thanks Frank,
I think if Forum members would post photos of these hard to find variations they would go well with your data!!

Tom

Good idea Tom. Here's my one and only from that list. an 'A' block, G date:

See more pics under "Gee" posted 3/14/11, All military lugers

Here is number 2 on the list. G Date "a" suffix

S/42 1939
Serial #9252 o
SE63M SE63

Frank... Good stuff. An example of #8 on the list. BTW, the matching mag was the first one that I found on Don's Orphan Mag List. There were more to follow but this one made me a believer......

Frank... Found a #5 hiding in the back of the bunker....

Frank, you don't post much anymore... but when you do.... its a doozey... Thanks for sharing your research old friend.

#6. G-Date DE/63 S/92.

#8 on the list "G" Date DE/211 S92
 

Also from the "d" block, 1131d number 8 on the list: