1937 Mauser

Insayn · 01-15-2016, 10:45 AM

Thanks for the add to the forum.
Not too long ago my father passed down to me a German Luger my grandfather brought back from WWII. When the time comes I'll pass it to my eldest.
From the brief time I had to research this forum I've determined it's a 1937 Mauser Luftwaffe I believe. It has a 3 digit serial number, not 4 and no letter. Just about all the parts have the 3 digit number on or the last 2 digits. My question is the cocking assembly has 2 different digits. I am positive my grandfather had not done anything to it. Is it common for parts produced elsewhere to have different numbers? I'll post clear pictures when I get a chance this evening.

01-15-2016, 10:45 AM	#1
Insayn User Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	1937 Mauser Thanks for the add to the forum. Not too long ago my father passed down to me a German Luger my grandfather brought back from WWII. When the time comes I'll pass it to my eldest. From the brief time I had to research this forum I've determined it's a 1937 Mauser Luftwaffe I believe. It has a 3 digit serial number, not 4 and no letter. Just about all the parts have the 3 digit number on or the last 2 digits. My question is the cocking assembly has 2 different digits. I am positive my grandfather had not done anything to it. Is it common for parts produced elsewhere to have different numbers? I'll post clear pictures when I get a chance this evening.