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Unread 08-16-2001, 05:42 PM   #1
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Default Caution-possible altered serial number on Auction Arms Artillery
 
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Default Re:2nd Caution-possible altered serial num on Auction Arms Artillery

There also appears to be another indication of a problem.

Notice closely --- the two numeral 1's don't appear to be parallel this is a common error in hand stamping numbers, and are they the same size and matching the numerals on the barrel ?

Look very closely at all numbers on the Pistol for such indications of possible meddling .

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Unread 08-17-2001, 12:31 AM   #4
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Default Re; SHARP EYE!!

John, Sharp eye!!! I got out a Luger and compared the salient points. Sure enough! Must be suspicious. Good advice too. Jerry



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Default Re:3nd Caution-possible altered serial num on Auction Arms Artillery

After closer examination of the photo on the Auction Arms Arty. (that has the arrow covering the cutaway frame on this Web Site). I have the impression that the cutaway seems to be cut heaver at the top causing the surface to be out of square with the rail.

( This Don't Look Good to Me )

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Default Thanks Jerry, I got burned once in '75 on an altered frame

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Default Re: Thanks Jerry, I got burned once in '75 on an altered frame

This is the type of thing I would have never even given consideration to. I am the trusting type and this is a great lesson for all of us when we are attempting to give away our hard earned money to some crook who is in the business of cheating us out of it. If you paid $1500.00 for this pistol and discovered this deception you would be out some serious money. I noticed the serial # being slanted too....Must be a hand job in more ways than one..Thanks for a heads up I never would have thought of John... Jerry



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