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  1. New Collectors Board
    looking for a BYF. No holster or mags needed if not available, just all numbers matching. I can’t find in for sale so thought I’d make a post
  2. German: German Mfg. (non-P08) Pistols & Holsters.
    This is pretty baffling to me, but I find it really cool. The marking is very faint and there is also a very very faint waffen stamp under it. I cannot make out the number. But why would there be a mauser production code meant for guns be on a holster, and on top of that be on a holster for a...
  3. 1933-1945: Mauser Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    I have wondered this because it seems off that they add a step to the already complicated process. Its just a stamp, but that is still one step in the way of getting another pistol in the hand of a German. My preliminary theory involves them not wanting germans to get it mixed up with the P.38...
  4. New Collectors Board
    I have been talking to Vance Hallock, Don's son. Don had acquired a collection of over 300 mags, Vance has been selling luger magazines from the collection on ebay and he thought there might be folks interested in talking to him direct. I have bought some Simson magazines, but there are a few of...
  5. 1933-1945: Mauser Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    What’s y’all’s favorite world war 2 era Luger? Like variants, years, manufacturers, etc? My favorites are ones that say “P.08”. And going more into it, it would probably have to be the byf Lugers because I personally love the code itself and the other stamps and stuff with them.
  6. New Collectors Board
    Hello experts, I picked up this pistol on a bit of a spur of the moment decision. From what I've seen so far, from the outside all the numbers match (except there is no number on the sear bar). After doing some research, I noticed that a 41 Luger with the 135 mark is a bit uncommon so that's a...
  7. New Collectors Board
    Dear all, I was hoping to use your collective wisdoms to help identify a Luger P.08 which we have found amongst my late grandfather’s stuff. My Grandfather was born in Ahar- Iran (1920) and moved to Tehran at some point in the late 1970’s before the revolution in Iran. Nobody in the family had...
  8. 1933-1945: Mauser Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    I acquired this BYF 1942 model and it has an unusual proof mark on the side of the barrel extension. I have been unable to find any info on it. The gun has obviously been re-finished. I took it apart and all of the numbers match, except for the grips. Is this some sort of arsenal rebuild mark...
  9. 1933-1945: Luger Holsters -Magazines
    Hi all, I would like to see if anyone has seen enough of these to let me know if this item is authentic or a reproduction. It came with a 1942 luger so I naturally assumed that it was issued with the pistol. Let me know your thoughts and I can provide additional pictures if needed
  10. New Collectors Board
    Hi! I've obtained a restricted (plumbed, not functioning) Luger. I'm not really sure how to identify it, so it would be great to get some help :) I think it is put together from two different lugers, since the numbers aren't matching. its 6639, and 09. It says byf on the top, and 1920 (which is...
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