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Join Date: Mar 2013
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I am new to Lugers and the forum and would appreciate any help from those of you with far more knowledge than myself with the following subject.
I wrote a previous thread concerning this Commercial Luger but now I have more information to hopefully generate an answer to the question as to why it is void of ANY proof mark. It is a 3 line Stoeger American Eagle. Serial # 405 V. Trigger.."05" Take down lever "05" Take down plate "05" No ser #s on any other small parts Extractor..."loaded" Safety........"SAFE" Magazine..."GERMANY" in wood base Right side frame....see photos Grips.........no numbers Front of receiver: 405V, "GERMANY", flowing V 6 inch barrel, no serial number or proofs My main concern is the absence of proofs and a rear toggle (DWM) that appears to have a phosphate finish. And grips without numbers or "Germany" on the underside. I am considering purchasing this gun and I suspect the value would be drastically reduced for the same model WITH proof marks. (Fake?) I also feel that the American Eagle should exhibit a greater degree of "crispness" for a gun that looks so nice in other respects. Didn't mean to get so "windy", but I think my other post lacked sufficient information for educated answers. |
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