? ON 1937 Mauser-Pics added

mauser · 03-06-2008, 12:19 PM

The number on the left receiver is 860. All of the parts, extractor, firing pin, toggle, trigger,sideplate, takedown lever etc. are marked 60, even the toggle pin is marked 60. The one exception, that was the topic of a previous post by me is the hold open which is unfortunately is labeled 64. I do not know how to check the ejector, but I hope it is 60.

The takedown lever does almost look over-stamped on the 6, but aside from that all the numbers, and letters are very crisp, along with all of the edges, which is why I bought it.

I will take another look underneath my barrel tonight when I get home, and tell you what I can make out.

Thanks for all the information on my luger, its kind of cool to know I have, at least one of the last lugers made in 1937, and to think when I initially called on it I was disappointed because it was not one of the early 1937 that were strawed.

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03-06-2008, 12:19 PM	#11
mauser User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: buffalo Posts: 11 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The number on the left receiver is 860. All of the parts, extractor, firing pin, toggle, trigger,sideplate, takedown lever etc. are marked 60, even the toggle pin is marked 60. The one exception, that was the topic of a previous post by me is the hold open which is unfortunately is labeled 64. I do not know how to check the ejector, but I hope it is 60. The takedown lever does almost look over-stamped on the 6, but aside from that all the numbers, and letters are very crisp, along with all of the edges, which is why I bought it. I will take another look underneath my barrel tonight when I get home, and tell you what I can make out. Thanks for all the information on my luger, its kind of cool to know I have, at least one of the last lugers made in 1937, and to think when I initially called on it I was disappointed because it was not one of the early 1937 that were strawed.