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Unread 08-04-2017, 06:40 PM   #1
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Default Nice looking Commercial at Cowan's Auction

It is indeed 9mm, export marked. I wish I had the clout to bid!

https://www.cowanauctions.com/lot/lu...pistol-2700821
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Vertical Crown/N. I suspect there is a suffix on the serial number. Unusual in 9mm though.
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Vertical Crown/N. I suspect there is a suffix on the serial number. Unusual in 9mm though.
That's what I figured, not your average bear in 9mm. The suffix is "i"--I asked, and the barrel is serialized to the frame.

Ron, one thing I forgot to ask is exact bbl. length. This one looks like the 3 7/8" in military profile, like the Commercial .30s usually have, right?
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I would want to confirm that the caliber is actually 9mm.

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I would want to confirm that the caliber is actually 9mm.

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I think I have to re-check with that auction guy who responded. Strange answer, he said a 9mm would chamber but a .30 sticks out of the breech an eighth inch. I think he has his data reversed. I'll report back.
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Notified today that this Luger is being withdrawn from the auction. In light of previous correspondence, better double-check info about anything at a Cowan's auction!
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