Stolen Luger 1937 s/42, 9mm

cjc16 · 07-12-2012, 11:13 AM

Thanks guys. Sorry for the spelling error. Late night. Anyway, I will look into the suffix issue. I can't recall any other identification numbers except for the #9000 and corresponding #00 on the various other parts that are marked. thanks again for the feedback.

p.s. I was given this pistol when I was a kid and ,stupidly, I never did much in the way of documenting the gun. I don't remember if there was a suffix or not but I distinctly remember the markings on the chamber (1937) toggle (s/42) and all matching parts with #9000 and #00 respectively. It had wood grips, Mauser military proofs, and stock lug. Along with the other items (holster, mags) I am always holding out hope that it might ring a bell with someone. I realize I will probably never see it again but stranger things have happened.

07-12-2012, 11:13 AM	#4
cjc16 User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks guys. Sorry for the spelling error. Late night. Anyway, I will look into the suffix issue. I can't recall any other identification numbers except for the #9000 and corresponding #00 on the various other parts that are marked. thanks again for the feedback. p.s. I was given this pistol when I was a kid and ,stupidly, I never did much in the way of documenting the gun. I don't remember if there was a suffix or not but I distinctly remember the markings on the chamber (1937) toggle (s/42) and all matching parts with #9000 and #00 respectively. It had wood grips, Mauser military proofs, and stock lug. Along with the other items (holster, mags) I am always holding out hope that it might ring a bell with someone. I realize I will probably never see it again but stranger things have happened. Last edited by cjc16; 07-12-2012 at 12:22 PM.