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mm · 06-28-2001, 01:18 PM

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I suppose another factor would be sequential numbered guns if they exist. Personally, I don't care about what serial number a gun has but if everything else is equal I look for specific historic dates on relics. For example, a 1917 Nagant Revolver (Russian Revolution); 1961 East German Makarov (The year the Berlin Wall went up); 1943 P38 (the turning point of WWII -Stalingrad); 1941 Luger (European War becomes World War when USSR & US become involved) and so on. mm

06-28-2001, 01:18 PM	#5
mm User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SFBAY Posts: 82 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Historic Dates. Thanks everyone for the feedback. I suppose another factor would be sequential numbered guns if they exist. Personally, I don't care about what serial number a gun has but if everything else is equal I look for specific historic dates on relics. For example, a 1917 Nagant Revolver (Russian Revolution); 1961 East German Makarov (The year the Berlin Wall went up); 1943 P38 (the turning point of WWII -Stalingrad); 1941 Luger (European War becomes World War when USSR & US become involved) and so on. mm