Description
12/20/24 – This is a nice example of a 1920’s commercial Luger that is mismatched and put together from a series of parts. The toggle is DWM marked, there is no chamber date, and some of the parts have early “BUG” proofs. Chambered in 9mm. The finish on the parts rates about 95% with just minor high edge wear. While there isn’t a ton of finish loss, there are some spots of very light spotty oxidation here and there and some light pin-pricking on the side plate. Fitted with wood grips that don’t match the gun. The left panel is cut for a magazine safety and has a small chip in the upper right corner. Comes with a mismatched WWI magazine. The rifling in the bore is a bit worn with light pin-pricking throughout.
