An interesting KU Luger

Roadkill · 07-25-2002, 10:56 AM

And the saga continues. If the "K" is the production block then the "u" is an additional identifier (my theory). If the "Ku" is the identifier then its not a "K" block gun, but a completely separate stand alone "Ku" series(Kuste). If its a "Ku" series with the known numbers discussed then there should be thousands of them around. Is there any history of the Luger manufacturers specifically producing a series that were marked at the factory at the time of production for a designated unit? And are there any "K" blocks with sns in the range of the "Ku"s in 41? Gentlemen, speak of me as you will, but I still think its a production overrun indicator.

RK

07-25-2002, 10:56 AM	#32
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	And the saga continues. If the "K" is the production block then the "u" is an additional identifier (my theory). If the "Ku" is the identifier then its not a "K" block gun, but a completely separate stand alone "Ku" series(Kuste). If its a "Ku" series with the known numbers discussed then there should be thousands of them around. Is there any history of the Luger manufacturers specifically producing a series that were marked at the factory at the time of production for a designated unit? And are there any "K" blocks with sns in the range of the "Ku"s in 41? Gentlemen, speak of me as you will, but I still think its a production overrun indicator. RK