Which lugers have stock attachments?
 

Do all lugers have the slot for attaching a stock? I guess Artillery models do but which others?

Paul, the answer is yes and no.

Prior to about mid-1913 none had it (except for some prototypes).

After mid-1913 *most* had it.

Be aware that using a stock on any but approved (artillerys and navies, a *few* other exceptions), is strictly illegal and can get you into big trouble.

Welcome to the forum!

Ed

Adding to Ed's reply :

None of the DWM-Swiss or Bern-Swiss lugers had a stock lug...except for a couple of prototypes...(M1929 series if I recall correctly...).

Ed and Pete forgot Carbines. Shame Shame.:D :D
Russ:roflmao:

ypu're right, easy to forget the ones I don't have :D

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Russ

Ah yes, and let us not forget the post-1913 examples made by Mauser WITHOUT the stock lug: the 1935 Portuguese GNR, the 1934/06 Commercial and contract grip-safety models, and the 1934 Swedish contract without a grip safety. All of them were low production pieces so it is easy to overlook them.

... (included in Ron's List, but particularly noteworthy...) the Bulgarian's with the lanyard loop at the base of the grip, instead of a stock lug...

How about the Vickers Dutch Lugers, no stock lug either.

And the DWM-made Dutch lugers as well. Lugless.

Do note that the Dutch NAVY lugers have them.