Whats With LUGERMAN
 

I was grazing the Gunbroker and came accross a pretty `1920 Luger Carbine which was a nice copy of my carbine. What is up with the seller. Another copier or a valid luger.

Eric,

I believe it's called "Creativity".

Ron

LOL...That probably *is* your Luger carbine...being used to drum up sales...caveat emptor...

http://v2.gunbroker.com/Auction/View...Item=177504067

He's not selling anything...he's taking orders...

BTW: There's more than one "Lugerman"...

You have to be right. Theres no way He could find replica parts. I was duped. I reread His ad and more carefully. Did John Martz ever make a carbine? PS Thank You

They are still "in production", you can order a brand new one. Even in .45ACP.
Expensive, but the right gift for father's-day.
MADE IN GERMANY:
http://www.waffen-werle.de/inhalt/p08_bild.htm

yes, John Marzt made carbines, to include p38 carbines, just fewer of them compared to baby's and assorted calibers other than 9mm

The chromed out match pistol looks awesome! And I thought I was a purist :evilgrin:

I like the one with the trommel mag and rifle look to it :)

+ 1 :thumbup:

But...gas operated??? "Bild 7: Gasoperated Luger Carbine / Pistolenkarabiner PK 2002-2" :eek:

How do you convert a Luger to gas operation??? :confused:

It is the Crown.

John Makes a Beaitiful 1920 Carbine
 

But I'm concerned with the date and serial number placement as mine is not dated and has a hidden serial number. He is a Master.