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Unread 07-10-2015, 05:47 PM   #1
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Hello Folks,

Another Death's Head Luger for your amusement.



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I don't know how many gunshops there are in Nanuet NY but at least one has an unenviable reputation for Lugers...
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I like that one much better, nice strong Death's Head next to a worn 1917.
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It's amazing how that much buffing really brings out the blueing and straw on a vintage gun!
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I don't recall ever having seen so many "death head lugers" on the Net like in the last two years.


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Hi All,

Frankly, I'd like to see some really good Spandau fakes just to breakup things up a bit!

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Is that a DWM toggle on a Erfurt Barrel extension?
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Is that a DWM toggle on a Erfurt Barrel extension?
I'm not seeing what makes it an Erfurt receiver, but then
I'm new at this.

What is the clue, please?
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I'm not seeing what makes it an Erfurt receiver, but then
I'm new at this.

What is the clue, please?
The cut in front of the chamber for the artillery sight.
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Unread 07-13-2015, 03:05 PM   #10
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The cut in front of the chamber for the artillery sight.
It could have started life as a DWM Arty, and had its barrel changed. I have one like that.
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Too many opportunities could also be a problem in C&R collecting.
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I believe the point is, one can't say that it is Erfurt because of the cut; I thought maybe there
was some other clue.

If we could see the front of the trigger guard, we'd know for sure.
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I believe the point is, one can't say that it is Erfurt because of the cut; I thought maybe there
was some other clue.

If we could see the front of the trigger guard, we'd know for sure.
Well, I wasn't saying, I was asking.
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