1936 Mauser Banner Siamese at Simpson LTD

LugerVern · 12-13-2007, 02:42 PM

I am going to answer my own post here, encase someone is actually interested in Siamese lugersÃ¢??yes their rough and some say ugly, but I like them because of the history and country they represent. With 45 years of service I think Thailand liked their Lugers.

Again, from JoopÃ¢??s report on the Ã¢??vÃ¢?Â series, all those Siamese Lugers noted do in fact display both Gesichert/Geladen. I am unsure what John Walter is referring too when he makes his statement except that it might refer to the serialization of the extractor and safety lever.

His book Ã¢??The luger StoryÃ¢?Â page 213 also says the same thing.

If anyone is interested I will post detailed pictures both inside and outside once I receive the gun, if not, thanks for your time.

Vern

12-13-2007, 02:42 PM	#4
LugerVern User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 563 Thanks: 1 Thanked 34 Times in 27 Posts	I am going to answer my own post here, encase someone is actually interested in Siamese lugersÃ¢??yes their rough and some say ugly, but I like them because of the history and country they represent. With 45 years of service I think Thailand liked their Lugers. Again, from JoopÃ¢??s report on the Ã¢??vÃ¢?Â series, all those Siamese Lugers noted do in fact display both Gesichert/Geladen. I am unsure what John Walter is referring too when he makes his statement except that it might refer to the serialization of the extractor and safety lever. His book Ã¢??The luger StoryÃ¢?Â page 213 also says the same thing. If anyone is interested I will post detailed pictures both inside and outside once I receive the gun, if not, thanks for your time. Vern