1913 DWM Military with stock lug.

alvin · 05-28-2015, 06:17 AM

In many scenarios, split hair difference among sub-variations is not that important. Could be more important for smaller group of collectors when the goal is "collecting every variation in certain era", then with/without that stock lug counts. Otherwise, 1913 is 1913, Erfurt is Erfurt, its current condition is current condition, those are way more important factors. With or without stock lug, big deal? Just a generic opinion.

Of course, if it's a gun without lug when it's made, but a lug added by someone, or vice versa, stock lug removed by someone, that will be totally different story. But that's a gun condition factor.

05-28-2015, 06:17 AM	#5
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	In many scenarios, split hair difference among sub-variations is not that important. Could be more important for smaller group of collectors when the goal is "collecting every variation in certain era", then with/without that stock lug counts. Otherwise, 1913 is 1913, Erfurt is Erfurt, its current condition is current condition, those are way more important factors. With or without stock lug, big deal? Just a generic opinion. Of course, if it's a gun without lug when it's made, but a lug added by someone, or vice versa, stock lug removed by someone, that will be totally different story. But that's a gun condition factor.