Revisions-Commission

dittamedia · 08-30-2004, 10:23 AM

Just looked at Dwight Gruber's great post on his double-stamp luger. My 1918 Erfurt #7240 is a single-stamp, but resembles Dwight's in the multiple Revisions-Commission stamps, and in having no suffix to the serial number. It too has matching numbers, grips included. I initially thought that, as with other military weapons, that the RC stamps meant that the pistol had been checked out some time after manufacture and use before re-issue. It seems to me now that the stamps could indicate a late war weapon of less than acceptable construction. Does that mean that my Luger is not safe to shoot?

08-30-2004, 10:23 AM	#1
dittamedia User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Northern California Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Revisions-Commission Just looked at Dwight Gruber's great post on his double-stamp luger. My 1918 Erfurt #7240 is a single-stamp, but resembles Dwight's in the multiple Revisions-Commission stamps, and in having no suffix to the serial number. It too has matching numbers, grips included. I initially thought that, as with other military weapons, that the RC stamps meant that the pistol had been checked out some time after manufacture and use before re-issue. It seems to me now that the stamps could indicate a late war weapon of less than acceptable construction. Does that mean that my Luger is not safe to shoot?