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R.Allara · 09-06-2003, 04:47 AM

A Luger in Springfield's museum, sn 10069B, GL markings, 9 mm caliber, was brought in Usa by Georg Luger in 1902. Commission Remarks (I don't have the text here) are: Modified extractor...ejector, firing pin spring and main spring improved... and so on.
The lock is of 1906 model. Not a modified 1903 one, but actually a 1906. Did someone look at that pistol? Did someone notice if the main spring is of a mod. 1906 type? In this case, the model 1906 was not designed by Dutchs, as Bas Martens reports in his book on Dutch Lugers.
Thanks to all for any news

09-06-2003, 04:47 AM	#1
R.Allara User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Is model 1906 born in 1902? A Luger in Springfield's museum, sn 10069B, GL markings, 9 mm caliber, was brought in Usa by Georg Luger in 1902. Commission Remarks (I don't have the text here) are: Modified extractor...ejector, firing pin spring and main spring improved... and so on. The lock is of 1906 model. Not a modified 1903 one, but actually a 1906. Did someone look at that pistol? Did someone notice if the main spring is of a mod. 1906 type? In this case, the model 1906 was not designed by Dutchs, as Bas Martens reports in his book on Dutch Lugers. Thanks to all for any news