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John D. · 02-26-2001, 07:55 PM

Just went through all the pictures - and everything matches exactly as it should.. It's a really interesting Krieg, to be sure. The finish looks outstanding as well - a very, very nice find and piece!!!

the reason I asked for the STAR was to see if this was originally a Military commercial (the star is the Military rejection stamp - so the gun went to commercial production...). Again, since it doesn't have that, it's most likely, again - a post war example. During that time - there were some interesting Kriegs - some were inscribed, some had STRAWED sideplates (huh??), some had alloy frames, etc. That's why a chamber stamp like yours is so interesting..!!!

Really, really nice!!! Now - DON'T SHOOT IT!!!

02-26-2001, 07:55 PM	#12
John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 471 Thanked 513 Times in 127 Posts	Hi Bob....!! Just went through all the pictures - and everything matches exactly as it should.. It's a really interesting Krieg, to be sure. The finish looks outstanding as well - a very, very nice find and piece!!! the reason I asked for the STAR was to see if this was originally a Military commercial (the star is the Military rejection stamp - so the gun went to commercial production...). Again, since it doesn't have that, it's most likely, again - a post war example. During that time - there were some interesting Kriegs - some were inscribed, some had STRAWED sideplates (huh??), some had alloy frames, etc. That's why a chamber stamp like yours is so interesting..!!! Really, really nice!!! Now - DON'T SHOOT IT!!!