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Silvereagle29 · 04-02-2003, 02:02 AM

Kidvett
I dumped a few marbles and sticks in my crystal ball, shook it twice and dumped it on the floor. RE: Blue magazine bodies. Crystal balls mess on the floor says they appeared in the - M - block of the Mauser Military Luger production in 1936. For what it's worth, the crystal ball has never seen a 1906/1914 Kaiserliche Marine Luger with
anything other than a nickel body. If I can find it, I'll check my other crystal ball, blue one that is full of greasy rags and witches' tongues. Maybe these parts when combined and dumped on the floor on top of the other mess might point us in the direction of a nickel base magazine number 1557 or maybe close.
Great pictures.

04-02-2003, 02:02 AM	#8
Silvereagle29 User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Washington State Posts: 105 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Kidvett I dumped a few marbles and sticks in my crystal ball, shook it twice and dumped it on the floor. RE: Blue magazine bodies. Crystal balls mess on the floor says they appeared in the - M - block of the Mauser Military Luger production in 1936. For what it's worth, the crystal ball has never seen a 1906/1914 Kaiserliche Marine Luger with anything other than a nickel body. If I can find it, I'll check my other crystal ball, blue one that is full of greasy rags and witches' tongues. Maybe these parts when combined and dumped on the floor on top of the other mess might point us in the direction of a nickel base magazine number 1557 or maybe close. Great pictures.