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bill m · 12-18-2001, 05:33 PM

Hi Jerry,

It is most commonly thought that the parts are "all Mauser made", but the assembly was Krieghoff. The Coastal Flying opinion has been around for a long time and has as good a chance of being correct as any so far.

Not many of these have S/42 or W/154 marked parts, as more have a 42 marked part. There are lots of fakes and reworked stuff in KU Lugers, so one has to be really careful.

One can not tell much about this pistol as you can not see any of the markings on either side of the receiver.

12-18-2001, 05:33 PM	#6
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Ku Luger on Gunbroker Hi Jerry, It is most commonly thought that the parts are "all Mauser made", but the assembly was Krieghoff. The Coastal Flying opinion has been around for a long time and has as good a chance of being correct as any so far. Not many of these have S/42 or W/154 marked parts, as more have a 42 marked part. There are lots of fakes and reworked stuff in KU Lugers, so one has to be really careful. One can not tell much about this pistol as you can not see any of the markings on either side of the receiver.