Lugers

DWM 1902 Commercial 9mm caliber pistol. Commercial Fat Barrel. Gun has approximately 92-94% blue with the grip straps having some very light surface etching and some fading blue. This is a rare Fat Barrel 1902 all matching commercial. 9mm caliber. Approximately 500-600 made. Correct serial number range. Matching number parts. Bore is excellent. Action works...

This is a super 1906 DWM Swiss Police Luger with the cross in shield over the chamber. The 4.75" 30 Luger caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 98% blue with a little high spot wear. The straw parts retain approx. 98& finish. All parts are matching. The toggle has the scroll DWM logo and the left forward frame is marked P59. This...

The 30 Luger caliber Swiss Bern, 1906 Pattern is also called the 06/24 Swiss Luger. The 4.75" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 99% Swiss arsenal rework blue and 100% straw finish. The top of the toggle is marked with the Swiss cross over WAFFENFABRIK over BERN. The left side of the barrel, the right forward side of the slide, and the right side of...

This DWM double date (1920/ 1918) P.08 rework pistol was made for the post-WWI Weimar army (the Reichswehr). Military Model 1908 and 1914 pistols were reworked by the Erfurt Arsenal. The 1920 chamber date is the Reichswehr property stamp. This is a 1918 dated DWM rework P.08. The 4" 9mm barrel on this pistol has a fine bore with strong rifling. The gun has approx. 90% touched up blue with...

BYF Code luger manufactured in 1942. The bore is excellent and the action works perfectly. The grips are very good with chips or cracks, and only light wear. This luger does have some unnumbered parts which include the side plate and firing pin. The trigger and takedown lever have good straw colors and is also unnumbered. Overall this is a very good looking pistol with approximately 95% of...

The WWI Imperial German P.08 9mm DWM artillery Luger pistol was made from 1914 through 1918. This example is dated 1917 on the chamber. The 8" barrel has a very good bore with firing wear. The acjustable rear sight, numbered to the gun, is correct for the artillery model. The gun retains approx. 90% blue with touch up in some areas and scattered freckling. The straw parts retain approx. 75%...

This matching Military & Police No Date, Police p.08 is uncommon. It has the key four features: 1. the scroll DWM marked toggl; 2. the blank chamber; 3. no Imperial military proofs, and 4. Weimar Police marks on the front grip strap. The 4" 9mm barrel has an excellent bore with brght, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 92% blue with the grip straps and side plate fading. It has approx....

This 1938 chamber date Mauser S/42 is complete with a matching magazine. It comes with a 1938 holster, tool, and unnumbered aluminum base fxo spare magazine. The 4" 9mm barrel has an excellent bore. The gun has approx. 97% blue. The unnumbered grips are excellent with very light wear. All parts, including the firing pin, are matching. The action functions properly. The black holster is fine...

WWII German military pistol made in 1943. The bore is excellent. The grips are excellent. Has 98% of its original factory blue. The slide is marked "BYF 43" on the left side and the right side is marked with Waffenamts. There is a small import mark on the right side of the frame. Overall excellent! Comes with a correct holster that is in very good condition.

This Mauser P.08 has a 1940 chamber date and 42 code toggle. The 4" 9mm barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 92% blue with high spot wear and a couple of blemishes on the left side of the barrel. All the small parts, including the firing pin, match. Interestingly, at first glance, the magazine appears to match. However, close inspection will show...

This Mauser S/42 1939 dated 9mm P.08 with matching magazine has the early proof marks. The 4" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The chamber is dated 1939 and the toggle is marked S/42. The receiver has two eagle over 63 military inspection acceptance marks and the eagle test firing proof. All numbers, including the small parts, match. One grip panel is stamped with...

Only about 2,000 1914 Commercial Lugers were made circa late 1913-1914. They can be identified by their late flat toggle knobs, stock lug, lack of grip safety, commercial crown over N proofs, and serial number in the 71000 to 72500 range. This gun is serial number 71424. The 4" 9mm barrel has a fine bore with firing wear. The gun has the correct crown over N proofs and is numbered on the...

The 9mm 1908 Model military dated Lugers were made for the German military. They can be identified by the DWM scroll inscription on the toggle, the year date (1910-1913) over the chamber, the lack of a stock lug, and military proofs. 10,000 were manufactured by DWM in 1912, the lowest production year. With the exceprion of the mismatched wood base magazine, this excellent 1912 exampls is all...

Fewer than 1,000 DWM 30 Luger1923 Stoeger American Eagle Lugers were produced. They have four key characteristics: 1. Late flat, checkered toggle knobs; 2. American eagle above the chamber; 3. The right side of the receiver is marked A.F. STOEGER INC over NEW YORK; 4. The crown over N commercial proof on the left side of the frame and barrel bottom; and 5. The thumb safety is marked...

The 1906 Swiss Police Luger can be identified by the Swiss cross in shield logo on the chamber. They were made by DWM for the Swiss. The toggle has the DWM logo and the receiver and barrel have the Swiss cross rework proof. The 4.75" 7.65mm (30 Luger) caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 99% of its rework blue and straw finish. All parts,...

The 1906 Swiss Police Luger can be identified by the Swiss cross in shield logo on the chamber. They were made by DWM for the Swiss. The toggle has the DWM logo and the receiver has the Swiss cross rework proof. The left side of the receiver also is marked P50 which stands for the year (1950) it was released for sale by the Swiss police. The 4.75" 7.65mm (30 Luger) caliber barrel has an...

This 30 Luger 1920 Commercial Artillery Luger has the 8" artillery barrel with the adjustable artillery rear sight. The chamber and toggle are unmarked and the only proof mark is the WWI era firing proof on the toggle breechblock. The left receiver side is marked GERMANY in fairly large letters. The gun is serial numbered 3468a on the front of the frame and 3468 on the left side of the...

This DWM 1917/1920 police Luger has the added police sear safety spring. With the exception of the grips and unnumbered fxo aluminum base magazine, it has matching serial numbers. The 4" 9mm barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The pistol retains approx. 98 blue and 90% straw finish. The grips are very good with usage wear and a small expertly executed repair on the...

The DWM Kreighoff backframe inscription Luger was made by DWM for commercial sales by Kreighoff. The key identifying feature is the KREIGHOFF SUHL stamping just above the lanyard loop on the back of the frame. The 3 7/8" 7.65mm (30 Luger) barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 98% blue and straw finish. The numbers are matching and in the correct...

This is an excellent Swiss 1906 Pattern (also known as the 06/24) Bern Luger. The key identification features are the Swiss cross over WAFFENFABRIK over BERN on the toggle and the lack of a serial number on the left side of the receiver. The 4.75" 7.65mm (30 Luger) barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 98% blue and straw finish. The left side of the...