Identifying A Test Luger Magazine

cirelaw · 05-28-2007, 02:21 PM

Eric, I just purchased a 1900 test luger #6786, It came with a tiny little 'flaming bomb' Mine has a tiny crack which added veracity to its authenticity, A Luger Collector and seller, informed me that years ago, he had been searching foa a mag for his newest acquition, a Test Luger, He forked over his weekly salary, for the mag, only to find out years later, as he tried to sell his test gun, that he had been duped, I am enclosing Thank to Ed a legit magazine, youl see just how small and how easy one could be manufactured using a early wooden blank mag and a steady hand and who could your dare to complain to, for more closup of the mag, luger or holster, please drop me a line, 'SNOOKEM13@AOL.COM'

05-28-2007, 02:21 PM	#1
cirelaw Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: PORT ST LUCIE, FLORIDA Posts: 12,216 Thanks: 6,209 Thanked 4,138 Times in 2,176 Posts	Identifying A Test Luger Magazine Eric, I just purchased a 1900 test luger #6786, It came with a tiny little 'flaming bomb' Mine has a tiny crack which added veracity to its authenticity, A Luger Collector and seller, informed me that years ago, he had been searching foa a mag for his newest acquition, a Test Luger, He forked over his weekly salary, for the mag, only to find out years later, as he tried to sell his test gun, that he had been duped, I am enclosing Thank to Ed a legit magazine, youl see just how small and how easy one could be manufactured using a early wooden blank mag and a steady hand and who could your dare to complain to, for more closup of the mag, luger or holster, please drop me a line, 'SNOOKEM13@AOL.COM'

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