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Jimbo · 03-27-2006, 01:58 AM

var99,

Thanks for the reminder, I knew that at one time and totally forgot.

The nside is "34" and the serial is 3377. I was marveling at the coincidence that the 77's stamped on the sideplate were identical to the 77's on the receiver.

Thanks again for the reminder! I thought I got a good deal on that little gun. Even the small blood-stain is a good reminder of the price people paid so I could eventually own this weary specimen. No such thing as a bad luger. Even the ones chromed by WWII vets are the product of the history of that war and are as valid a piece of history as a mint original. Of course, I prefer the mint originals, but I respect the vets even when they chromed or bubba'd their gun

03-27-2006, 01:58 AM	#4
Jimbo User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SF CA Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	var99, Thanks for the reminder, I knew that at one time and totally forgot. The nside is "34" and the serial is 3377. I was marveling at the coincidence that the 77's stamped on the sideplate were identical to the 77's on the receiver. Thanks again for the reminder! I thought I got a good deal on that little gun. Even the small blood-stain is a good reminder of the price people paid so I could eventually own this weary specimen. No such thing as a bad luger. Even the ones chromed by WWII vets are the product of the history of that war and are as valid a piece of history as a mint original. Of course, I prefer the mint originals, but I respect the vets even when they chromed or bubba'd their gun