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corby34 · 01-11-2020, 04:41 PM

Your right Mike. I did some research and I'm pretty sure this is an army Luger...It should have a Police acceptance stamp IMO.
The one I'm looking at is #9877N

1939 DATED S/42 CODE ARMY LUGER

Figure 5. S/42 code,1939 dated Luger, serial number 9078n. Left slant view. Note the exposed style of serial number placement and Mauser hump at rear of frame. An Army Luger. Note: the reddish receiver. This was the result of an in balance in the bluing chemicals. The hardened receiver took a more reddish hue.

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01-11-2020, 04:41 PM	#5
corby34 User Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 57 Thanks: 0 Thanked 25 Times in 8 Posts	Your right Mike. I did some research and I'm pretty sure this is an army Luger...It should have a Police acceptance stamp IMO. The one I'm looking at is #9877N 1939 DATED S/42 CODE ARMY LUGER Figure 5. S/42 code,1939 dated Luger, serial number 9078n. Left slant view. Note the exposed style of serial number placement and Mauser hump at rear of frame. An Army Luger. Note: the reddish receiver. This was the result of an in balance in the bluing chemicals. The hardened receiver took a more reddish hue.