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Join Date: Jun 2002
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Only two years - 1917 & 1918 - did Erfurt make enough Lugers to have reached the "j" block. Some 1917 receivers did not have the rear sight notch but, AFAIK, all 1918 production did. So, while my earlier educated guess was 1916, the "j" suffix letter has changed my mind and I'd now say 1917. If any of the more learned members here has a good explanation for the "j" suffix letter that supposedly was never used, I'd really appreciate your thoughts. Honestly, I'm now questioning what I thought to be unquestionable. |
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