Interarms Mauser P-08 Parabellum

unspellable · 09-29-2002, 10:38 PM

The 06/73 was more or less intended as a 1906 Commercial look alike. The general public took to calling it a P08. There was a P08 commemerative limited edition of 250 without the grip safety.

The 06/73 is not rare. The serial number you quote is very odd though. The regular production 9 mm pistols started at 11.0001001. I am baffled as to how we get from there to 11.120XX. The pre-production pistols for developement and the trade shows had shorter numbers but only a handful were made.

The commemerative pistols had their own special serial numbers.

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09-29-2002, 10:38 PM	#8
unspellable User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Iowa Posts: 768 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 11 Posts	The 06/73 was more or less intended as a 1906 Commercial look alike. The general public took to calling it a P08. There was a P08 commemerative limited edition of 250 without the grip safety. The 06/73 is not rare. The serial number you quote is very odd though. The regular production 9 mm pistols started at 11.0001001. I am baffled as to how we get from there to 11.120XX. The pre-production pistols for developement and the trade shows had shorter numbers but only a handful were made. The commemerative pistols had their own special serial numbers.