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HoffiMarc · 03-30-2004, 01:19 PM

Hi and thanks for the reply.
So you think, that someone changed the barrel after the wars?
Was it usually that the "new" barrel got the same serial number like the rest of the gun?

I thought that I can find no stamps like the crown or the eagle. There is a new one (hidden), the german eagle from the years after ww2.
And, as shown on PIC3, there is one, which was used for civil weapons/hunting weapons and so on (as far as I heard) which was "Oberndorf am Neckar"

I find it very interesting learning more about the "mysterious" history of luger guns.
(Thats why I'll try to get the licence to collect these guns in not too far future...)
also thanks for the compliments :-)

Dein Deutsch ist Ã?Â¼brigens auch sehr gut!
greets from now sunny bavaria...

03-30-2004, 01:19 PM	#3
HoffiMarc User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Munich, Bavaria Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi and thanks for the reply. So you think, that someone changed the barrel after the wars? Was it usually that the "new" barrel got the same serial number like the rest of the gun? I thought that I can find no stamps like the crown or the eagle. There is a new one (hidden), the german eagle from the years after ww2. And, as shown on PIC3, there is one, which was used for civil weapons/hunting weapons and so on (as far as I heard) which was "Oberndorf am Neckar" I find it very interesting learning more about the "mysterious" history of luger guns. (Thats why I'll try to get the licence to collect these guns in not too far future...) also thanks for the compliments :-) Dein Deutsch ist Ã?Â¼brigens auch sehr gut! greets from now sunny bavaria...