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John D. · 02-22-2002, 09:56 PM

To add to Ron's post a bit...

According to Bobba, the "24" is a transitional pistol - and is very rare. I think I am correct in his interpreting his comments - and the "20", or "24" or "29" would be the parts Model that Bern used to designate which features/parts that production pistol had (the "24 has both later and newer parts between the more common "20" and "29" series).

So - the "24" appears to be a very limited production (of all designation - the "24" appears to be - termed a "transitional" model which several presentaion Lugers were based) - especially rare with the three line toggle marks.

When you get his book, refer to pages 140 - 144, but I think you find that you have a real gem!!! CONGRATS!

I'll keep reading, tho' ..!!!

02-22-2002, 09:56 PM	#5
John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 478 Thanked 517 Times in 129 Posts	Re: The "24" in 06/24 Swiss Bern ? To add to Ron's post a bit... According to Bobba, the "24" is a transitional pistol - and is very rare. I think I am correct in his interpreting his comments - and the "20", or "24" or "29" would be the parts Model that Bern used to designate which features/parts that production pistol had (the "24 has both later and newer parts between the more common "20" and "29" series). So - the "24" appears to be a very limited production (of all designation - the "24" appears to be - termed a "transitional" model which several presentaion Lugers were based) - especially rare with the three line toggle marks. When you get his book, refer to pages 140 - 144, but I think you find that you have a real gem!!! CONGRATS! I'll keep reading, tho' ..!!!