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Standard Catalog of Luger by Aarron Davis
Quote from the book: QUANTITY MADE 3,500 to 4,000 in 9mm Parabellum SERIAL NUMBER RANGE: 25050 to 69000. Some combination of this set of marks was used on commercial Luger production starting in 1900 and proceeding through the 1906 pattern guns. The crown/B and crown/U indicated the actual proof, while the crown/G is thought to indicate a rifled barrel. Later the crown/G was dropped, with the other two marks being applied sideways Also here (lugerforum.com) there is a proof mark page with the same info about BUG and BU. That's why I thought it should be one of the early productions. P.S.: With all respect I am not arguing, I am trying to understand ![]() |
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1906, 9mm, early lugers |
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