41-42 n suffix style

Frank · 09-25-2010, 10:52 AM

Hi Guys! FWIW, I believe that the 7305n from Chris is a "N" and the 7339p is a "P".

Tom's 3513n is a "N". BTW Tom, does your Luger have a P.08 on the frame above the safety lever? It's in the range the doesn't have the P.08.

Steinar (or Morgan

) the picture you show is a "P"

As I stated before some of the suffix characters in the "Parabellum" Book are in error. The author clearly states the examples are from magazines since the are easier to photograph. They do NOT represent the actual pistol markings!!!

I have three 41/42 in the N-Block and they all appear to be the same as the picture Chris has shown.

The 41/42 Lugers were mostly completed in January 1941 and the last ones were in the mid- O-Block, except for a few late comers.

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09-25-2010, 10:52 AM	#11
Frank RIP Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Hot & Dry PHX, AZ Posts: 2,078 Thanks: 24 Thanked 164 Times in 87 Posts	Hi Guys! FWIW, I believe that the 7305n from Chris is a "N" and the 7339p is a "P". Tom's 3513n is a "N". BTW Tom, does your Luger have a P.08 on the frame above the safety lever? It's in the range the doesn't have the P.08. Steinar (or Morgan ) the picture you show is a "P" As I stated before some of the suffix characters in the "Parabellum" Book are in error. The author clearly states the examples are from magazines since the are easier to photograph. They do NOT represent the actual pistol markings!!! I have three 41/42 in the N-Block and they all appear to be the same as the picture Chris has shown. The 41/42 Lugers were mostly completed in January 1941 and the last ones were in the mid- O-Block, except for a few late comers.