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I think I have a Military Luger, any chance I can get a value estimate?
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Any help pricing this would be greatly appreciated!
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You have a WW1 era Erfurt Luger, which was most likely rebarreled by the post war Weimar goverment for use by the police. The gun has a sear safety and a matching, police magazine.
The grips are either aftermarket or the sanded down originals. A look from the backstrap would help confirm either. More photos of the side and top chamber markings would be helpful |
Looks like a mix match of commercial and military parts? No proofs on the right of receiver and side plate numbers in the commercial location.
The number on the frame has also look a little funky, Beat up or Maybe force matched? It's a shooter grade Luger. Value about $400 - $450 to the right person Bob |
Yes, all Erfurts were marked in the military fashion, never in the commercial manner, so it is a mixed parts gun.
I have bought a couple of $400-$450 guns, but I have always been able to sell them for around $600+ Ed |
+1 around $700 would be more in the ball park.
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Doesn't the "2" stamped on the mag indicate it is a police mag--the issued spare?
Regardless, if you bought it for the right price, it cycles correctly, and shoots with typical Luger accuracy, you will have a good shooter to enjoy. |
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