Identification question

dwreills · 11-06-2010, 06:56 PM

Thanks so much. I should have mentioned that I knew the meaning of the German inscriptions. Any idea on what year # 1568 M would be? I've had this for about 13 years and never did anything with it until late this August when me and 3 of my sons took it to a range and ran a 50 round box of Fiocci ammo through it. It operated flawlessly and I was amazed at the complete lack of recoil and noise, unlike the knucklehead in the stall next to us with a .50 cal that hurt my ears with the muffs on. I likely will try to sell this Luger as soon as I can determine the percentage/condition and assign an accurate value. I'll get some pics on here as soon as my son is available to help my computer challenged brain.

David

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11-06-2010, 06:56 PM	#3
dwreills New User Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks so much. I should have mentioned that I knew the meaning of the German inscriptions. Any idea on what year # 1568 M would be? I've had this for about 13 years and never did anything with it until late this August when me and 3 of my sons took it to a range and ran a 50 round box of Fiocci ammo through it. It operated flawlessly and I was amazed at the complete lack of recoil and noise, unlike the knucklehead in the stall next to us with a .50 cal that hurt my ears with the muffs on. I likely will try to sell this Luger as soon as I can determine the percentage/condition and assign an accurate value. I'll get some pics on here as soon as my son is available to help my computer challenged brain. David