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Corect luger grips?
I see from time to time lugers with what is claimed to be replacement grips,numbered grips and non numbered. My question is how can you spot replacement grips and why are some numbered and others not? I have a S/42 1936 with non numbered grips that apear to be original unless mabe they were replaced early in it's career? They match the wear & tear with the gun.
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07-25-2010 08:20 PM
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Tom123,
I have a 1936 S/42. both grip's are no# 01. they are well worn, but i have heard that not all were no#.
The letter on mine is...P on the trigger guard and no# 1101.....are we close?
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mine falls in the l block
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Un-numbered Grips
Tom,
My 1936 is in the middle of the "i" block, and it has un-numbered wood grips that I believe are original. Un-Numbered grips were used during 1936.
Marc
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Answering´s going to be a bit difficult. Grips depend on when the pistol was made and by whom. Think yours would have had black Bakelite (resin) grips. BUT, it it´s a Russian or East German re-work, they would have been replaced with black plastic grips.
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The org. grips on Tom's 1936 S/42 would have been wood, not black bakelite.
His luger was made by mauser werke.
Last edited by lboos; 08-07-2010 at 07:51 PM.
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