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Yet another repost from prehacked days so bear with me as I attempt to bring up to date what I had already posted once. Enjoy it if you haven't seen it before.
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89.24 KB Here is a good example of a round top number 3 that is ALWAYS found on the frame front but will have a flat top 3 on all other remaining parts on a MAUSER luger. Remember , I said MAUSER !
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104.47 KB Because of the uniform spacing of the numbers , I can't help but to say that it is my opinion that the serial numbers were always stamped on the magazine with the use of a 4 or 5 digit number jig. This refutes any such thoughts as the number 8 is double stamped and , in this case, could have only been done utilizing a single hand stamped die. Discussions with machinists have told me that some , will enough practice , can become very proficient with the hand stamping of numbers. Apparently so.
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holster front.JPG115.07 KB
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holster rear.JPG121.06 KB
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holster markings.JPG102.53 KB
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left side pistol.JPG107.08 KB
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close up left side.JPG103.62 KB
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frame front.JPG89.24 KB Here is a good example of a round top number 3 that is ALWAYS found on the frame front but will have a flat top 3 on all other remaining parts on a MAUSER luger. Remember , I said MAUSER !
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toggle top.JPG83.8 KB
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right side pistol.JPG91.29 KB
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proofmark.JPG109.6 KB
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magazines.JPG104.76 KB
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mag bottoms.JPG104.47 KB Because of the uniform spacing of the numbers , I can't help but to say that it is my opinion that the serial numbers were always stamped on the magazine with the use of a 4 or 5 digit number jig. This refutes any such thoughts as the number 8 is double stamped and , in this case, could have only been done utilizing a single hand stamped die. Discussions with machinists have told me that some , will enough practice , can become very proficient with the hand stamping of numbers. Apparently so.
