Luger Inheirited Part Three

RockinWR · 05-26-2004, 12:39 AM

Jim,
* Right(40,0xx), Right(Oct. delivery),and as Dwight said: On the frame's vertical surface forward of the disassembly lever and also on the barrel where you detected it.
* Your hold-open likely was retrofitted into this pistol after it was issued by a May 6, 1913 Army Directive. The Royal Erfurt Arsenal did the work and marked (small crown over Fraktur Letter like Crown/P) the right side of the frame beneath the upper frame rail adjacent to the hold open retention pin. The exact/approximate date of retrofit is unknown.
* Even had product recalls back then; but, this was due to a Customer upgrade "request".
Respectfully,
Bob

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05-26-2004, 12:39 AM	#10
RockinWR User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: D/FW, Tx Posts: 279 Thanks: 109 Thanked 31 Times in 16 Posts	Jim, * Right(40,0xx), Right(Oct. delivery),and as Dwight said: On the frame's vertical surface forward of the disassembly lever and also on the barrel where you detected it. * Your hold-open likely was retrofitted into this pistol after it was issued by a May 6, 1913 Army Directive. The Royal Erfurt Arsenal did the work and marked (small crown over Fraktur Letter like Crown/P) the right side of the frame beneath the upper frame rail adjacent to the hold open retention pin. The exact/approximate date of retrofit is unknown. * Even had product recalls back then; but, this was due to a Customer upgrade "request". Respectfully, Bob