Luger grips serial numbers

wworker · 10-02-2005, 06:44 AM

IÃ¢??m beginning to understand how every nuance of the Luger is important to its value. Grips can be difficult to understand as to whether or not they are authentic and original, but I have seen some excellent threads and posts here about them.

With the number of reworks that were done to Lugers in generals, itÃ¢??s doubtful that all of the grips would be original. I have been able to spot Lugers with the new grips with the very well defined diamonds as drbuster wrote. Many of these Lugers also have Mec-Gar magazines indicating multiple replaced parts.

10-02-2005, 06:44 AM	#9
wworker User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 65 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	IÃ¢??m beginning to understand how every nuance of the Luger is important to its value. Grips can be difficult to understand as to whether or not they are authentic and original, but I have seen some excellent threads and posts here about them. With the number of reworks that were done to Lugers in generals, itÃ¢??s doubtful that all of the grips would be original. I have been able to spot Lugers with the new grips with the very well defined diamonds as drbuster wrote. Many of these Lugers also have Mec-Gar magazines indicating multiple replaced parts.