nickel plated mags
 

which model luger used wooden based nickel plated magazines

This is too open ended of a question, as many models did. In the late 1920's they started to go from wood to aluminum, so the switch-over started then, and so many older lugers received aluminum with new numbers when a replacement was needed, this is especially common with police guns.


If you get Imperial Lugers by Still, you can see the wide range of lugers that received wood / nickle plated mags.

Is there a reason you are asking, or can give us a lot more information?

Ed

hello ed
i bought a very nice nickel plated erfurt proofed mag today and wondered what luger it fitted
the number is 5115 +
nick

It will fit and function in any Luger, it was made for a WW1 era Erfurt and to be more specific, gun # 5115....the + indicates it was the spare mag.

nick, wasn't trying to be too flippant, just wasn't sure if you had a specific model in mind.

As PL said, it is for a specific erfurt (1911-1918), although a wood bottom was used on other models going forward.

Ed

thanks ed
being informative is not being flippant

are you actually in London?

My wife loves London, she thinks christmas time is best there ;)

we live 30 miles north of london