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| Status: | inactive |
| Date: | 25.10.2023 |
| Event: | Website https://www.simpsonltd.com, Simpson Ltd |
| Availability: |  offline |
| Article no.: | Z58764 / 47788 |
| Title: | Mauser Banner P.08 1940 Swedish Contract - Z58764 |
| URL: | https://simpsonltd.com/mauser-banner-p-08-1940-swedish-contract-z58764/ |
| Serial Number: | 76xxw |
| Price: | USD | 7'950.00 | ||
| Availability: | instock | |||
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| Description: |
| 30 Luger; 92% blue, 70% straw, excellent bore, very good grips, 3 7/8'' barrel, Consignor Notes: "The Swedish Mauser Luger pistol is a variant of the famous Luger pistol, specifically ordered by Sweden. According to information, Swedish Mauritz Widforss co-ordered around 200 commercial Mauer Luger pistols from Germany in caliber 7.65mm. The particular variation in question has a serial range of 7500w-7700w and was marked on the left side of the barrel wit "Kal. 7,65mm" and the manufacturing year 1940 above the chamber. This marking on the left side of the barrel with "Kal. 7,65mm" seems to be unique to this particular order in this serial range. The barrel of this model should have a length of 3 7/8 inches (90mm) and be chambered for 7.65mm (.30 Luger). It should also be marked "Kal. 7,65" on the left side. The frame on this model should be the late, short type with a stock lug, wide trigger, and narrow trigger guard. The receiver on this model should also be the late, short type. The chamber should be inscribed with a four digit-year date stamp, specifically 1940. The thumb safety on this model should have a serrated safety lever. Gteh upper position is marked "GESICHERT", indicating that the safety is in the lower position. The serial number range for this particular model is between 7500w and 7700w. Conclusion. The Swedish Mauser Luger pistol in question is a unique variation with specific markings and characteristics, including a 3 7/8" barrel, late short-type frame and receiver, and a specific serial number range. The Swedish Mauser Luger pistol in question has a serial number range from 7500w-7700w. This specific range is significant as it pertains to thre unique order placed by Mauritz Widforss, which included around 200 commercial Mauser Luger pistols chambered in 7.65mm. The full serial number can be found in several locations on the pistol, which is important for identification and verification purposes. The locations include: Bottom of the barrel. Front of the frame. Left side of the receiver. Additionally, various components of the pistol also bear parts of the serial number, specifically: Breechblock (lower left side). Extractor. Front toggle link (bottom). Rear toggle link (back). Sear (left side). Sear bar safety lever. Side plate. Takedown lever (bottom). Thumb safety lever (top). Trigger (top left). Grips (inside). This comprehensive placement of the serial number across multiple components helps ensure authenticity and traceability. According to available information, there are no notable variations of this particular model. This indicates that the specifications and features earlier are consistent throughout this production run, making each example within this serial range relatively uniform in design and function. In summary, the Swedish Mauser luger pistols ordered by Mauritz Widforss exhibit a specific serial number range with detailed locations for identification, while maintaining a consistnet desgin without significant variations.", s/n 76xxw, Catalog Number B-60 |
| Source: simpsonltd.com (https://www.simpsonltd.com) |
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