Lugers

SN: 4691. Made in 1913, 9mm Luger with a 4" barrel. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny. Early model German military Luger pistol with all matching numbers, made without the stock lug. Has 95% original blue finish, the grips are excellent. Has an unnumbered magazine. Very few military Lugers were made in 1913, it's very hard to find one in excellent condition like this one.

Serial No. 1973, made in 1918, 9mm, 7.75" round barrel. 85% original blue with 70% straw remaining on finish. Serial numbers are matching, a faint "73". Magazine is non-matching, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Light surface oxidation and discoloration is visible on the slide plate and edges. Receiver is stamped "1918" toggle is stamped "DWM". Two piece brown walnut checkered grips...

Serial No. 1507D, made in 1917, 9mm, 7 7/8" round barrel. 90% blue and 10% straw are present. Serial numbers are matching including grips which are stamped "07", magazine is not numbered. Bore is bright with strong rifling visible. Wear is noticeable along some of the sharp edges and rear grip frame. Grips have sharp checkering with light wear noted.Receiver is dated "1917" Toggle is marked...

SN:85278. Made circa 1920s, 7.65mm with a 4” round barrel. This gun has approximately 35% of the original blue mixed with patina. Bore is good with frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Serial numbers are matching, and the front of the frame is marked "Germany". Grips show appropriate wear. Overall condition is very good.

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Serial number 2675Y. Made in 1941. 9mm with a 4” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition with 97% of the original blue finish remaining. Grips are excellent. The left had side of the frame has the initials “J.A.B.” inscribed in old English script. This gun comes with an FXO magazine and has an number aluminum based extra magazine in the holster. There is also an original...

Serial No. 199W, made in 1939, 9mm, 4" round barrel. Serial numbers are matching including both magazines. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Receiver is dated 1939, Faint Eagle L is visible right side on the slide. Commercial Oberndorf proof mark is located on the left side. Sear safety has been installed.  Side Plate looks to have been forced numbered to match and...

Serial No. 2244o, made in 1939, 9mm, 4" round barrel. Finish rates 96% with thinning visible along the sharp edges. Serial numbers are matching including grips and extra magazine, left side grip has a light strike of  "4" while the right side has a strong "44" . Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Wooden checkered grips show very light handling wear, texture is crips....

Serial No. 5873b, made in 1940, 9mm, 4" round Waffenamt proofed barrel. 80-85% blue remains with majority of it missing from the front and rear grip strap and side plate. Serial numbers are matching except for the magazine and grips. Bore is bright with some light frosting visible in the grooves. Brown checkered grips are sharp with light wear and discoloration. Waffenamts are "Eagle/655" 

This 30 caliber 1920 Navy commercial Luger has a blank chamber, crown over N commercial proofs, 6" barrel, GERMANY below the frame serial number of 55125, and late type toggle knobs. The bore is excellent with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 96% blue and straw. The crown N proof is found on the bottom of the barrel and the left side of the frame. The toggle is marked DWM and...

Serial number 7643. Made in 1914. 9mm with a 4” barrel. Very fine example with 90% of the original blue finish. Grips are very good. All matching except for magazine. 1914 dated Lugers are scarce.

Serial number 4302V. Made in 1939. 9mm caliber with a 4” barrel. Very nice gun with 95%+ of the original blue. Grips are very good. Gun is all matching.

Serial number 6373. Made in 1917. 9mm caliber with a 6” barrel. Excellent condition as restored. Grips are non matching while every other part is matching. Magazine is unnumbered. Very fine example of a 1917 Navy Luger!

SN: 7187t. Made in 1923, 7.65 Luger caliber with a 3.75" barrel. Bore is good, dark with good rifling. A scarce variation, marked "A.F. Stoeger Inc/New York" on the  frame and with an American Eagle over the breech. All numbers are matching. Has about 85% original blue, turning brown on the grip frame. The grips are good and show some wear. Comes with a period holster. Consignment.

SN: 13454. Made in 1910. 7.65 Luger caliber with a 4.75" barrel. Bore is excellent. Pre-WWI Swiss Police contract Luger. Has about 90% plus original blue with thinning blue on the grip frame. The straw parts are good with most of the straw remaining. The grips show light wear and are in good condition. Marked P64 on the frame. Consignment.

SN: 3660a. Pre-WWI vintage. 9mm Luger with a 6" barrel. Bore is mint. Has been refinished and looks good. Serial numbers are matching. Correct magazine that has the concentric circle plug. (Magazine is un-numbered.) Right side of receiver is marked "Germany" for export. Overall excellent condition as refinished.

SN: 3372, Made in WWI, 9mm Parabellum, 8" Barrel. Undated artillery Luger pistol. The sideplate is mismatched, the magazine is unmarked, all the other parts are matching. Bore is excellent. Has about 90% blue and is marked "Germany" on the frame by the safety.

SN:5207i. S/42 code 1936 dated Luger. Serial numbers are matching, except for the correct period magazine. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Very good overall condition.

SN:449U. S/42 code 1937 dated Luger. Serial numbers are matching, except for the correct era magazine. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Metal has some holster wear with approximately 90% original finish. Very good overall condition.

WWI German military pistol with unit marking. Front grip strap is marked "R.I.R.72.10.8.". Reserve infantry regiment 72, company 10 waffe Nr. 8". Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Correct WWI era magazine is unnumbered. Serial numbers are matching. Very good overall condition.

This is one of the best 1917-dated 1916 model DWM Navy Lugers we have seen. It has approx. 97% blue overall with light edge wear. The straw parts have approx. 95% finish. The 6" 9mm Luger caliber barrel has an excellent bore. The numbers are matching on the frame and barrel, grips, safety, trigger, side plate, toggles, sear, and magazine. The breechblock, extractor, and firing pin were never...