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Thanks! I didn't associate the "S" with the Luger date code, that makes sense.

Lastly, what kind of material is the grip handle ?
This has one chip on the outside, and larger chunks on the inside where it meets the barrel (which leaves it a bit of a loose fit). I have the pieces, just need to figure out the best way to glue them back in place.

Compared to a Sedgley Mark V (10 gauge):

Is this a "Model 1"? I can't find the article on the Sedgley flare guns , it's buried somewhere in the pile**. But it does look like the Model 1 in the first post of this section: http://www.flaregunforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=96 S/N 2199, grip handle marked with "S" on both sides,...

Similar to other Luftwaffe contract pistols in the old thread: http://www.flaregunforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=296 "N 4002" and Eagle/2 on left side. Not sure what the "S" over the E/2 is for? Anyway it appears to be in very nice shape, with some scrapes and scratches but no real we...

Thanks... this was on epay for many months at $200, and the seller finally got tired of listing it I think, and asked for offers.

This is a really late (?) eeu SLD, if S/N's went up to 7000 it's one of the last I guess.
I like the contrast in colors of the various parts.
Note the sloppy stamping on the rear of the receiver.

A recent pickup, 1938-dated SLD close to Mark's (this is S/N 724, marked N 327 on rear frame).
Pretty decent shape overall, wood is intact without cracks or chips. with an ac/41 SL:

Just picked this up and looking for any information about it. A 2 3/4" 12 Ga shotgun shell fits perfectly but the offset firing pin prevents that from firing - which is probably a very good thing. It was suggested this was designed for a proprietary flare shell that used a .22 rimfire blank to ...

Ran across this on one of the "enabler" websites, and looking here and online there really isn't much info. I did see the other one posted here: http://www.flaregunforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=1032 and the one on GB listed by a member here. Attached are some pics. I'm guessing this is mid-lat...