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Can anyone tell me the significance of the "5" on this tool? Is it a gun serial number that this tool is matched to? Or some other meaning?<br />
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06-30-2001, 07:41 PM
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Re: Question?
In Still's Weimar Lugers, pp.178-179, there are 18 loading tools with numbers and acceptance stamps (several with the C/D like yours). He refers to them as 'property numbers' with no other explanation. (There are also some with the pistols serial number). That is the best I can find. I thought that Costanzo might have something, but no. Wish I could find more about it, what a great pic.
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07-01-2001, 04:52 AM
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Re: Question?
Hugh,
I agree with Bill that it is a property number of some type and would stand to speculate that it is the number of the issue pistol. Then it could be the regiment number of the pistol. I feel it would be the pistol number though. This is only speculation so maybe someone know for fact. marvin |
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