Police Lugers Post 1945 used where and by whom?

Heinz · 10-10-2002, 09:34 PM

I have a police rig. 1915 with all Imperial markings, and a sear safey. TLSS reblued. Numbered 8413b all matching. Thor may still have a picture of it on his home page.
No magazine safety
Sear is not relieved.

Interesting Hanel Schmeisser magazine. Stamped Hanel Schmeisser on the spine across the width, not lengthwise. Most of the stamping is worn off. Nice sunburst K. Mag has a wooden bottom numbered to the pistol and pinned at the rear. MArked with a 2.
Barrel has small eagle similar to what Jan Still shows as a mid period Nazi Army proof on the left side of the barrel. Right side has DWM style Imperial proof eagle.

Holster is blackened on the outside front and back. It is an Army holster converted to the police stud. Back of the holster marked

P. L. 9.93. {X'd over)

P. S. 194 {X'd over}

is the serial number 3732

The front of the holster is marked on the body where it is covered by the flap:
F. Grosse
Dresden-N
1915

serial number 8413 is stamped in this area.

Is known to whisper at night, argues with the holster.

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10-10-2002, 09:34 PM	#14
Heinz User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Greenville SC Posts: 1,004 Thanks: 377 Thanked 411 Times in 180 Posts	I have a police rig. 1915 with all Imperial markings, and a sear safey. TLSS reblued. Numbered 8413b all matching. Thor may still have a picture of it on his home page. No magazine safety Sear is not relieved. Interesting Hanel Schmeisser magazine. Stamped Hanel Schmeisser on the spine across the width, not lengthwise. Most of the stamping is worn off. Nice sunburst K. Mag has a wooden bottom numbered to the pistol and pinned at the rear. MArked with a 2. Barrel has small eagle similar to what Jan Still shows as a mid period Nazi Army proof on the left side of the barrel. Right side has DWM style Imperial proof eagle. Holster is blackened on the outside front and back. It is an Army holster converted to the police stud. Back of the holster marked P. L. 9.93. {X'd over) P. S. 194 {X'd over} is the serial number 3732 The front of the holster is marked on the body where it is covered by the flap: F. Grosse Dresden-N 1915 serial number 8413 is stamped in this area. Is known to whisper at night, argues with the holster.