Werle-Nedbal .45ACP Parabellum Prototype No. 001

[John Sabato]

Originally Posted by Sieger

The Mexican made stainless steel Lugers, marketed by Stoeger and others, also suffered from this same issue.


Sieger

Not sure where this came from Sieger, but ALL of the stainless steel Lugers, regardless of the label they were marketed under, were made in Houston, TX.

[Sieger]

Originally Posted by John Sabato

Not sure where this came from Sieger, but ALL of the stainless steel Lugers, regardless of the label they were marketed under, were made in Houston, TX.

John,

You may be correct, of course, but somewhere in the back of my mind I remember reading that most of their parts were, indeed, made in Mexico.

The article I read, however, may have been totally inaccurate.

Thanks!

Sieger