And sorry about posting the rifle pics, I didn't quite follow the OP's original intent ... sorry .
It does have very faint military markings. They are in fair to poor condition, not like some of the nicer S/42s I've seen that had much sharper markings.
Roughly where on the chamber would it be marked?
It was originally made in 1920, but it was reworked by the Nazis at some point, I'm guessing sometime in the in the mid to late 1930s. Still, all the serial numbers I noted match, save for one ... it may have been the cross pin holding the toggle mechanism in place, but I'm having trouble remembering at the moment.
Jad0110 -
That Luger appears to have military markings, meaning it's unlikely it was manufactured in 1920. Is the chamber marked?
It does have very faint military markings. They are in fair to poor condition, not like some of the nicer S/42s I've seen that had much sharper markings.
Roughly where on the chamber would it be marked?
It was originally made in 1920, but it was reworked by the Nazis at some point, I'm guessing sometime in the in the mid to late 1930s. Still, all the serial numbers I noted match, save for one ... it may have been the cross pin holding the toggle mechanism in place, but I'm having trouble remembering at the moment.
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