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Unread 07-29-2001, 06:54 PM   #1
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Default What kind of animal is this?

I'm a newbie, just learning about the various vintages, and an ad on AuctionArms.com has got me confused. The seller describes the gun as "1934 Mauser byf 41." He has photos, which show a nice gun with "41" on the chanber. The view of the toggle assembly doesn't extend beyond the extractor. There's no strawing on the gun, so to me it looks like a Luger made in 1941, not 1934. Am I correct? Getting warm? Thanks.


PS you can find this on the first page of the "Curios & Relics" section. Seller wants $1,250.00.



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Unread 07-29-2001, 11:21 PM   #2
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Default Re: What kind of animal is this?

Don,

Apparently the seller is using the terminology found in Kenyons "Lugers at Random". You are correct in assuming that the pistol is a byf 41 dated Mauser. It also would not have the strawed parts.


i haven't gone and looked atthe book but I think Kenyon used this terminology for all of the Mauser Lugers from the K date through the byf 42.


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