The 9mm Luger cartridge, developed by Georg Luger, is the most popular andwidely distributed pistol cartridge in the world today. The standard Luger calibers are 7.65mm and 9mm for both civilian andmilitary models. 22 caliber pistol in the world, after the Luger.) (Bill Ruger frankly admitted styling his. It is alsoone of the strongest, most accurate and most recognizable service pistols evermade. The Luger (Pistole Parabellum or P-08) is perhaps the most aestheticallyand ergonomically pleasing of all autoloading centerfire pistols. The DWM Luger that is the subject of this review. Guaranteed AUTHENTIC & Includes CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. This firearm is classified as a Curio & Relic. Will need to be sent to your local FFL or C&R licensee. Here is a fantastic Luger P.08 right off the World War I battlefield! The grips are matching and in very nice shape.
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All serial numbers match with the exception of the magazine. German military proof and acceptance marks are located throughout. This pistol is serial numbered in the German military style with numbers on nearly every part. The toggle is marked with a 'Crown/ERFURT'. This specimen is dated '1917' on the top of the chamber. These pistols had and still have a reputation of being of utter quality and quite expensive to produce. His design would be especially successful throughout World War I & World War II. Georg Luger was the inventor and the namesake of this very successful invention. These were made for the Imperial German Army and were used in the bitter fighting of trench warfare of the Great War.
Here we present a WWI '1917' Dated Luger P08 Pistol, made at the Royal Arsenal at Erfurt, Germany. Iconic WORLD WAR I Imperial German 9mm Pistol WWI '1917' DATED Erfurt Arsenal P08 LUGER Pistol
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On the right side of the buttstock there is a '1920' stamp, but the matching serial number appears behind the pistol Erfurt 1918 Kar 98 unit markings (?) Archive - Gunboard's Forums Gunboard's Forums Discussion Boards The Military Mauser Forum Erfurt 1918 Kar 98 unit markings (?). I do plan to sell the Luger, as well as, a CYQ Spreewerke P-38. Any ideas as to value would be appreciated.
Even though the Erfurt's were 'rough', this one is very original and has been very well taken care of. The gun is very low numbered as the earliest known serial number for the 1918 Erfurt is 304 and this is serial # 450. I will try and keep a record on the front page of maker, year and serial number for reference 1. Within the Handguns forums, part of the Gun Forum category Just wanted to show off my 1918 Eufurt P08 Luger Only thing that is missing is the loading/take down tool. This is a discussion on My Eufurt 1918 P08 Luger.
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