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  1. New Collectors Board
    Hi noble members of the forum, I bought a luger a short time ago, I got the general catalog of lugers and saw that it is the commercial model 1906. I would like to know the year of manufacture of the weapon, can I do this through the serial number?? Its serial number is 63452. Is there any...
  2. German: Foreign Mfg. Pistols and Holsters.
    So I picked up this black beauty today from my local gs for very cheap. Few hundred bucks later, and a dip into the forgotten and lonely guns case every store seems to have, I discovered this FN Browing model 1922. I was drawn to it due to the eagle/n which I’ve never seen on this gun before. I...
  3. 1920-1933: DWM Lugers. Army, Navy, Police
    Hey guys, unfortunately this may be my first and last posting here. I have loved Lugers since my childhood, they're one of the most aesthetically pleasing, and beautifully functioning handguns I've ever laid eyes on. I recently was able to acquire one (at much financial disregard I might add)...
  4. New Collectors Board
    Hey everyone, just wanted your opinions on this gun.
  5. New Collectors Board
    This was my first Luger. Just a refurb, mismatched shooter, but I would be interested in knowing the likely history behind it. All parts are either 56688 or 88 except the firing pin and breech block are 00. The top back of the receiver has a 1. It has a c/n proof on the barrel and a lazy c/n...
  6. New Collectors Board
    The history of this Luger is that my father acquired it sometime between 1954 and 1959. I seem to recall that he acquired it from his uncle, who served in Europe during WWII and that this was a battlefield souvenir. My father has had it all this time in a closed gun case. It has not been fired...
  7. 1900-1918: Long P.08-Artillery Lugers
    I have been offered this seeming artillery luger but unlike other lugers i have owned in the past.I cannot identify the acceptance stamp marks.The serial numbers all match except the magazine.There is not a stamped date on the reciever. I hope the photographs help.the enhanced photo's show...
  8. New Collectors Board
    My dad passed away 10 years ago and had a Luger in his closet. It was from a great uncle who was a paratroop in France WWII. It has Germany stamped on the right side above the trigger centerline of the barrel. It is a .30 cal luger. The s/n is 7519 underside of the barrel. A crown with an N...
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