Help on a 41 dwm luger= i know sounds strange

kearney luger · 04-06-2009, 02:17 AM

Okay, I get the gist, you think the gun is a bust. I do know that p o8's were being manufactured in 1941. The dwm toggle, i only thought it was still being used from what that Standard catalog of military firearms book said Mauser manufactured lugers 1930-1942 dwm, mauser oberndorf etc. Thats the main reason. saying they intermixed old and new parts and they are marked with a v suffix. I guess i was guiliable to think a po8 41 could have had a dwm toggle put on it.
I guess the history of the what the danish resistance did to the gun and officer doesn't matter either. I just wish now that I hadn't put so much time into researching. Guess I won't need to insure it now, I can just display it for its beauty.

Thanks for letting me down easy. I'll swallow hard and get over it. Sorry I took up your time.

LugerVern · 04-06-2009, 04:51 AM

Kearney

Relax, hang around the forum awhile, lots to learn about lugers and other things too!

Someone put a lot of effort into your gun to make it their own and now you have it in your hands, nothing wrong with that .

We like seeing pictures of all lugers and appreciate you taking the time to post yours

Vern

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04-06-2009, 02:17 AM	#1
kearney luger New User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Okay, I get the gist, you think the gun is a bust. I do know that p o8's were being manufactured in 1941. The dwm toggle, i only thought it was still being used from what that Standard catalog of military firearms book said Mauser manufactured lugers 1930-1942 dwm, mauser oberndorf etc. Thats the main reason. saying they intermixed old and new parts and they are marked with a v suffix. I guess i was guiliable to think a po8 41 could have had a dwm toggle put on it. I guess the history of the what the danish resistance did to the gun and officer doesn't matter either. I just wish now that I hadn't put so much time into researching. Guess I won't need to insure it now, I can just display it for its beauty. Thanks for letting me down easy. I'll swallow hard and get over it. Sorry I took up your time.

04-06-2009, 04:51 AM	#2
LugerVern User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 563 Thanks: 1 Thanked 34 Times in 27 Posts	Kearney Relax, hang around the forum awhile, lots to learn about lugers and other things too! Someone put a lot of effort into your gun to make it their own and now you have it in your hands, nothing wrong with that . We like seeing pictures of all lugers and appreciate you taking the time to post yours Vern