Two GNR Lugers

Pete Ebbink · 01-07-2008, 11:57 AM

"Forced match" is normally when some small parts are re-numbered (or numbered from a un-numbered spare part) to appear to be an original parts that left the Luger factory with that gun.

"Forced consecutively numbered" would be to take two guns that are not originally 1 serial number apart and modify the SN stampins on one or both guns to get them to appear to have been made at the Luger factory side-by-side on the same day.

I guess a worst-case scenario (or a best-case...) in Luger booster-heaven would be to take 2 guns that each have been individually forced-matched and then force them to appear consecutively numbered to each other, as well...

01-07-2008, 11:57 AM	#13
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	"Forced match" is normally when some small parts are re-numbered (or numbered from a un-numbered spare part) to appear to be an original parts that left the Luger factory with that gun. "Forced consecutively numbered" would be to take two guns that are not originally 1 serial number apart and modify the SN stampins on one or both guns to get them to appear to have been made at the Luger factory side-by-side on the same day. I guess a worst-case scenario (or a best-case...) in Luger booster-heaven would be to take 2 guns that each have been individually forced-matched and then force them to appear consecutively numbered to each other, as well...