Dwight:
Late, but here's another one:
1912 Erfurt P.08, S/N 2186
C/RC on right receiver side above first (hardness test) Acceptance Stamp(C/T)
C/RC on barrel above Inspection Stamp (C/M)
Bob
Dwight:
Late, but here's another one:
1912 Erfurt P.08, S/N 2186
C/RC on right receiver side above first (hardness test) Acceptance Stamp(C/T)
C/RC on barrel above Inspection Stamp (C/M)
Bob
I still don't know, and I don't believe anyone has satisfactorily explained, why Erfurt Imperial lugers have more C/RC proofs than their comparable DWM cousins.
Mine is serial number 7127h and has the C/RC proof:
- left side of the barrel
- front of trigger guard
- rear toggle train
- right hand side of receiver/breech
Dwight,
Good evening. I do not know if you are still collecting this information, but I have acquired an Efurt with a RC.
Year: 1917
S/n: 8425c
Type: standard
Location: one c/RC on frame, top of trigger guard above inspector's stamp.
art
I recently acquired an Erfurt made Luger. The serial number is 8985n and it is dated 1917. The RC marking appears on the right side of the upper frame behind the last proof or acceptance mark, the barrel and the first toggle link, the one marked with the Erfurt name.
Erfurt 1918 P08
sn 8285o
c/RC on Left side of barrel forward of Erfurt proof
Right side above the first leftmost inspector mark
Front of trigger guard above Erfurt proof
Is Dwight still collecting this information? I don't see him posting here anymore and the 2 links in the OP no longer work. Anyway, here is my pistol info for anyone interested:
1918 Erfurt
2290o
Left barrel above inspection mark
Right receiver above hardness mark
Front of frame trigger guard above inspection mark
Rear toggle above inspection mark
I can report the following :
DWM no. 3061A with C/RC:
Cut for LP but standard barrel
C/RC mark on barrel at base just in front of receiver
C/RC mark on receiver above hardness mark
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