Updated US Test Trials Tables

skeeter4206 · 08-25-2012, 07:21 AM

I find so funny that on gunbroker recently there was a guy Ralph E Mcleod that was trying to sell his 1900 test luger SN 8678. Hmmm! that dont fall into these numbers at all. But it had the SN stamp on the opposite side of the take down lever. I have a 1900 SN 8372, all of his other stampings are the same as mine. Even with the flaming bomb inspection stamp on the upper receiver portion and the lower inside next to the take down lever. I actually emailed him and was questioning the fact that it is or isnt a test luger. He claimed it was with stamp on the take down lever being on the opposite side

So! that may be sopmefood for thought on another test luger, if it really is. Which I really dont think it was. But I could be wrong

Ill scan in the paper documents I printed off gunbroker and add it after this post so yall can help determine.

08-25-2012, 07:21 AM	#13
skeeter4206 User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 448 Thanks: 52 Thanked 88 Times in 49 Posts	I find so funny that on gunbroker recently there was a guy Ralph E Mcleod that was trying to sell his 1900 test luger SN 8678. Hmmm! that dont fall into these numbers at all. But it had the SN stamp on the opposite side of the take down lever. I have a 1900 SN 8372, all of his other stampings are the same as mine. Even with the flaming bomb inspection stamp on the upper receiver portion and the lower inside next to the take down lever. I actually emailed him and was questioning the fact that it is or isnt a test luger. He claimed it was with stamp on the take down lever being on the opposite side So! that may be sopmefood for thought on another test luger, if it really is. Which I really dont think it was. But I could be wrong Ill scan in the paper documents I printed off gunbroker and add it after this post so yall can help determine.