Do you guys mind another one of these "help" threads?

Mauser720 · 05-28-2010, 08:57 PM

historicus -

Yes, it is a 1939 Mauser-made Luger.

The see-through plexiglass grips do detract from the collector value; however, this particular Luger has a family history to go with it too.

Once in a while a GI would install these see-through grips and put a picture of his wife or sweetheart under the grips.

The finish looks a little rough, so maybe it was not stored properly.

Since the finish is a little rough, and since it is missing its original grips, my tentative opinon would be that if you want to shoot it, that should be okay.

Question: What markings are on the toggle?

05-28-2010, 08:57 PM	#4
Mauser720 User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Kansas Posts: 535 Thanks: 18 Thanked 49 Times in 33 Posts	historicus - Yes, it is a 1939 Mauser-made Luger. The see-through plexiglass grips do detract from the collector value; however, this particular Luger has a family history to go with it too. Once in a while a GI would install these see-through grips and put a picture of his wife or sweetheart under the grips. The finish looks a little rough, so maybe it was not stored properly. Since the finish is a little rough, and since it is missing its original grips, my tentative opinon would be that if you want to shoot it, that should be okay. Question: What markings are on the toggle? __________________ Mauser720 - Ron "Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it."