A friend who has a Luger remarked how much tighter it is than his. I would describe condition of gun and grips at least very good, but also would mention any straw-colored parts are not bright nor of any depth. Left receiver bears only the last two digits of the serial number. To the extreme right is what looks like a Simson-style eagle (no pendant) under which is Za(illegible)t.another depot marking. The left-most stamp (crown over T) is overstamped with an eagle of horizontal wing depiction, no pendant, under which is HZaJt3 which I have now learned was a Berlin depot responsible for storage, issue and repair. It appears to be left to right crown over T, crown over S, crown of S etcetera. The right receiver has the normal German military receiver proofs of 1914-1918.
#1917 GERMAN LUGER SERIAL NUMBERS DWM SERIAL NUMBER#
The four-digit serial number is 10XX with no suffix letter. I have a 9mm 1917/1920 DWM and have been photographically recording markings and looking them up.Īll numbers match, including internal small parts, except for a WWII magazine, and grips. This refers to the Luger's particular make.
#1917 GERMAN LUGER SERIAL NUMBERS DWM CODE#
Note and record the numerical code just before the start of the exposed barrel. The script letter denotes the production series of your Luger. Find the script letter, which follows the serial number, and record it onto the paper.
Pics of the group of pistols the Lugers were included in. Mauser byf 42, serial number 7537, serial letter suffix L. Mauser byf 41, serial number 7676, serial letter suffix X. Sadly, these are from the collection of one of my best and long time friends since childhood that recently passed away. As part of a group of pistols, acquired these Lugers yesterday. Its rarity gives its value of around US$1 million at the time the 'Million Dollar Guns' episode of History Channel 's ' Tales of the Gun ' was filmed, 28 recheck by Guns & Ammo as of 1994. The.45 Luger prototype serial number 2, believed to have been a back-up to Serial Number 1, survived the 1907 trials and is in private ownership. Total production estimated at 5000 pieces. Serial number (on left side receiver area) has 'Ku' prefix or suffix. Probably manufactured by Mauser for German Luftwaffe in early 1940s. The production run of this serial number range ('x' suffix) is reported to be 3300 Lugers with only 62 know to collectors. While the number matches the frame serial number (as do all numbers on this Luger), it is of a different size than all. German Luger Serial Number Suffix Codes.
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