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casusc · 08-13-2010, 05:24 PM

Thanks again, you've been very helpful. My luger has a sear safety (gesichert stamped on it) so it was a cop piece, as the S. Sta. indicates. What does the I. after Sta. (before the 291) mean? I'm not too worried about the 47 toggle indicating it's mixed, not looking to sell it. All the other parts are 3439, incl. the barrel. You mention it was originally a .30 cal. and rebarreled for 9mm. Why then, does the frame (in 3 places) s/n match the barrel s/n? Just curious. I took some closeups today and will post them and a full shot as well. From what you fellows have educated me on, I didn't do too badly for $250, did I? That's what I paid at the gun show. I appreciate the info.

08-13-2010, 05:24 PM	#9
casusc User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Coral Gables, FL Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks again, you've been very helpful. My luger has a sear safety (gesichert stamped on it) so it was a cop piece, as the S. Sta. indicates. What does the I. after Sta. (before the 291) mean? I'm not too worried about the 47 toggle indicating it's mixed, not looking to sell it. All the other parts are 3439, incl. the barrel. You mention it was originally a .30 cal. and rebarreled for 9mm. Why then, does the frame (in 3 places) s/n match the barrel s/n? Just curious. I took some closeups today and will post them and a full shot as well. From what you fellows have educated me on, I didn't do too badly for $250, did I? That's what I paid at the gun show. I appreciate the info.