Banner stamp error or irregularity

Alx · 08-23-2010, 09:18 PM

'Reminds me of the way Click and Clack digress into laughs when their Car Talk answers are inconclusive.
( I was on their radio show once, and had that treatment personally. ) It's great entertainment.

I am pretty much a detail person, myself, and had this Luger for about a month before I noticed that the banner logo looked a bit 'darker' or heavier on the right side of the banner/barrel. My eyes are not such sharp at close distances to see its exact details without a magnifying glass.

It is easy to see how it could be passed without notice, and maybe as Vern says, the inspectors may not have been as concerned with the logo stamp as they are with pressure tests and tolerances.

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08-23-2010, 09:18 PM	#38
Alx User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Nashville, Tennessee area Posts: 263 Thanks: 5 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	'Reminds me of the way Click and Clack digress into laughs when their Car Talk answers are inconclusive. ( I was on their radio show once, and had that treatment personally. ) It's great entertainment. I am pretty much a detail person, myself, and had this Luger for about a month before I noticed that the banner logo looked a bit 'darker' or heavier on the right side of the banner/barrel. My eyes are not such sharp at close distances to see its exact details without a magnifying glass. It is easy to see how it could be passed without notice, and maybe as Vern says, the inspectors may not have been as concerned with the logo stamp as they are with pressure tests and tolerances.