Mauser 1936 Dated Luger 9MM (PR60327)
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: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.
SN:2790e. Scarce "G" date luger. Serial numbers are matching, except for the magazine. Magazine is a correct era magazine. Bore has strong rifling with some minor frosting. Metal has some holster wear, and is very good overall.
SN:2992m. S/42 code Luger dated 1936. Serial numbers are matching, except for the magazine which is period correct. Bore is excellent. Very good overall condition.
SN:6635i. BYF code 1942 dated Luger.. Bore is excellent. Serial numbers are matching. Magazine has been renumbered to match. Near excellent overall condition. A great example.
SN:8717N: BYF code dated 1941. Serial numbers are matching, except for magazine. Correct era magazine marked FXO. Bore is excellent. Very good plus overall condition. A desirable WWII Luger.
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.
German 1920 commercial in 7.65mm (30 Luger) with a blank chamber, DWM scroll toggle marking, crown over N proofs, GERMANY on the left side of the frame, an serial number of 234k. The 4" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 95% blue and straw finish. The serials are all matching. The wood base magazine is very fine and is correctly unnumbered. The...
This Luger was NOT manufactured by the Krieghoff factory. It is an expertly altered Mauser manufactured Luger. With the exception of the Geladen and Gesichert stamps, all other stamps, including the serial numbers, were added when this Luger was altered to resemble a 1939 Krieghoff. The bore is fair showing firing wear. The gun has approx. 98% of its refinish blue. The plastic grips are...
SN: 912e. WWI German military Luger dated 1915. The bore is very good with light etching. The metal has been refinished and looks good. The numbers all match except the magazine.
SN: 9383. Made in 1917, 9mm with a 6" barrel. Bore is excellent. Rare WWI German Navy Luger. All matching numbers including the magazine. Has about 95% original blue. Dated 1917 with Navy proofs. Grips are excellent. Excellent overall condition. A very rare and desirable WWI German military Luger.
This 1914 model Artillery Luger is one of only 15,000 manufactured in 1915. Most of these early artillery Lugers were lost in the first few years of WWI so they are much scarder than the later 1917 and 1918-dated artillery Lugers. The 1914 artillery has four key features: 1) DWM toggle inscription, 2) 8-inch barrel with nine position adjustable rear sight, 3) the four digit year date on the...
SN: 3352b. WWII German military Luger made by Mauser, dated 1942. Excellent overall condition with 98% original finish and matching numbers. Bore is excellent.
Only 100 Siamese 9mm artillery Lugers were produced, all in the 3450v to 3550v serial range. This gun is serial number 3465v. The identifying characteristics of the Mauser Siamese Artillery Luger are 1. the Mauser banner on the toggle; 2. the Siamese lion's head marking on the rear frame above the lanyare loop; 3. the 8" barrel with artillery rear sight; and 4. the serial number. This gun...
1970's vintage W. German made Luger. Has a 4" barrel and American Eagle marking on the breech. Made by Mauser. Excellent condition.
This 1916 date 9mm P.08 artillery Luger pistol was one of approx. 20,000 made by DWM in 1916. They are very scarce today as most were lost during the early battles of WWI. There are four key features of the 1914 artillery Luger: 1. The scroll DWM marking on the toggle, 2. The 8-inch barrel with the nine-position adjustable rear sight, 3. The four digit year over the chamber, and 4. No...
This 9mm Model 1914 military Luger was made by DWM in 1915. The 1914 military P.08 Luger pistol can be identified by six features: 1. Scroll DWM on the toggle, 2. The four digit year (1913-1918) above the chamber, 3. The stock lug, 4. The 4-inch barrel, 5. No commercial proof marks, and 6. No signs of rework. This pistol has the DWM scroll logo on the toggle, is dated 1915 over the chamber,...
This 1938 Mauser S/42 P.08 9mm Parabellum (9mm Luger) rig comes with the pistol, holster, spare magazine, and loading/takedown tool. The gun has approx. 97% blue with light ecge wear. With the exception of the magazines, it is all matching including the grips and firing pin. The 4" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The cahmber is dated 1938 and the toggle is marked...
This Mauser byf 42 (1942) 9mm Parabellum caliber P.08 pistol comes with a holster, spare magazine, and takedown/loading key. The toggle is marked byf and the chamber date is 42. It has checkered walnut grips and eagle over 135 inspection/acceptance marks. The 4" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 90% blue overall with the grip straps turning brown....
This 1921 dated DWM receiver is married to an eariler frame. The 4" 9mm Parabellum (9mm Luger) caliber barrel has a good bore with strong rifling and with frosting in the grooves. The frame, with matching numbers throughout including the grips, is early without the hold open device. The receiver is dated 1921 over the chamber and is marked DWM on the toggle. The receiver and barrel numbers...