The bore is bright with strong rifling but exhibits minimal pitting. Approximately 80% of the finish remaining. The metal surfaces exhibit moderate signs of handling wear. Black magazine.Ĭondition Report: Very good. Mauser Oberndorf Waffenamt "211" stamped on the receiver. The first produced bore the Early Test Proof (ETP) and the. These bear the small sized DE/63 DE/63 acceptance stamps. The approximate serial range is 6000f to 7000p with an estimated production of 91,000.
#1935 MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER DATABASE FULL#
Some small components have serial number marked to match. Starting in 1936 the full date was applied to Mauser manufactured S/42 code Lugers. Matching serial number on the frame, barrel, locking block and toggle. Less than hundred produced, 4 digit serial 1935/06 Portuguese GNR - produced 1935 Military contract sales Caliber 7.65mm - 4.75' barrel 564 produced, 4 digit serial 1934 Commercial - produced 1934-1939 Commercial sales Caliber 7. The "G" code designates manufacture by Mauser in 1935.
Commercial serial numbering began with 1 in 1901, and continued to the 92,000 range in 1921. Complete serial number tables can be found in Jan Still's 'Imperial Lugers' and 'Third Reich Lugers', respectively. more 1935 MAUSER S/42 CODE G P.08 LUGER 9mm PISTOLġ935 Mauser S/42 Code G P.08 Luger 9x19mm Semi-Automatic Pistol. Mauser cycled through the complete alphabet three times, ending in the n suffix block in 1942. Some small components have serial number marked to match. Matching serial number on the frame, barrel, locking block and toggle. Right receiver and barrel, showing E/63(small) E/63 (small) acceptance stamps and mid test proof (MTP).1935 MAUSER S/42 CODE G P.08 LUGER 9mm PISTOL 1935 Mauser S/42 Code G P.08 Luger 9x19mm Semi-Automatic Pistol. S/42 code,1936 dated Luger, serial number 6194n. Approximately 1,000 manufactured, with one- to three-digit serial numberssome with letter suffix. Note the halo around the barrel serial numbers.ĭownload Attachment: Figure 5.19366194n.JPGįigure 5. Year of manufacture, from 1937-1942, stamped above chamber. S/42 code,1936 dated Luger, serial number 6194n, serial number on the frame and barrel. Right side.ĭownload Attachment: Figure 4. Starting in 1936 Mauser Lugers manufactured for the military bore the full manufacturing date.ĭownload Attachment: Figure 3.19366194n.JPGįigure 3. The military date code (G) was discontinued at the end of 1935. In 1935 Hitler renounced the armament restrictions established by the 1919 Treaty of Versailles and started openly rearming Germany. S/42 code, 1936 dated Luger, serial number 6194n. The serial number appears on the front of the frame, on the side of the locking bolt, on the. Note the exposed style of serial number placement.ĭownload Attachment: Figure 2.19366194n.JPGįigure 2. Serial number placement is in the military (exposed) style. (Any corrections or additions would be greatly appreciated.)ĭownload Attachment: Figure 1. The first produced bore the Early Test Proof (ETP) and the later production the Mid Test Proof (MTP).Īlmost all of these went to the German military with approximately 200 going to the Police and another 1000 going to the Kreigsmarine. Production was continued in 194546 during the French occupation and, later, from 1968 to 1977 by Mauser. The designation HSc stood for Hahn Selbstspanner ('self-cocking hammer') Pistole, third and final design 'C'. These bear the small sized DE/63 DE/63 acceptance stamps. The Mauser HSc is a 7.65mm pistol made in Nazi Germany during World War II and post-war. Markings: The barrel extension is marked G on the chamber ring (code for 1935 production), the left is marked 4007. Starting in 1936 the full date was applied to Mauser manufactured S/42 code Lugers. Action Type: Toggle Type Striker-Fired Semi-Auto, Removable Magazine.
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