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DWM 1900 Prototype Luger

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I am reposting the pics of a DWM 1900 Prototype Luger of the 10000 series that belongs to Terri of Treasure Hunt Arms, http://209.150.146.175/.
It is a shame that the thread concerning this pistol has been lost. This pistol is the mating of the dished toggle of the long frame first model with the short frame of the second model.

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DWM 1900 prototype luger. 30 cal. Ser# 100xx B. Pristine condition with only a small amount of holster wear, about 90%. This pistol is only a few numbers lower than Georg Luger's personal gun.

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miss t; very interesting to hear more of the story!

Thanks,

Ed
Generally, weapons sold in European countries must be proof marked before sale. This is not necessary for export, as the country of import would have its own proof standards. Therefore, having an export Luger proofed in Germany would be a wasted expense (unless the country of import accepted the German proof). Although most European countries now accept each others´ proof standards, it´s still a püroblem today. Importing a weapon into Germany still often entails having it proofed here (expensive!).

Patrick

Patrick
Generally, weapons sold in European countries must be proof marked before sale. This is not necessary for export, as the country of import would have its own proof standards. Therefore, having an export Luger proofed in Germany would be a wasted expense (unless the country of import accepted the German proof). Although most European countries now accept each others´ proof standards, it´s still a püroblem today. Importing a weapon into Germany still often entails having it proofed here (expensive!).

Patrick

Patrick
PS (and BTW)

What proof marks were applied to the Vickers Lugers? Were they proofed in Germany or in the UK?

Patrick
PS (and BTW)

What proof marks were applied to the Vickers Lugers? Were they proofed in Germany or in the UK?

Patrick
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Patrick,

Vickers Lugers are not German proofed as they never entered Germany. They are proofed in Great Britain: barrel proofed with an NP nitro proof and Crown-over-P proof, and also the Crown-over-V view mark (inspector's stamp). The toggle pieces are also stamped with the c/V.


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They are also stamped on the left receiver with a Crown-over-W Dutch proof mark, I have no photo to provide as this proof on my Vickers has been obliterated during Indonesian arsenal rework.

--Dwight
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Patrick,

Vickers Lugers are not German proofed as they never entered Germany. They are proofed in Great Britain: barrel proofed with an NP nitro proof and Crown-over-P proof, and also the Crown-over-V view mark (inspector's stamp). The toggle pieces are also stamped with the c/V.


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They are also stamped on the left receiver with a Crown-over-W Dutch proof mark, I have no photo to provide as this proof on my Vickers has been obliterated during Indonesian arsenal rework.

--Dwight
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