Interesting Carbine Stock on ebay
 

Advertised as a repro, seller does not call it a carbine stock...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWI-German-...r/273783020250

Needs some love from Jim Solomon... ;)

It's a toy.

Looks more a carbine stock! Not Artillery~

A toy, hmmmm...I have a 'spare' 16" carbine upper, which I could mate to any P08 lower...

The wood looks good, the iron is a bent stamping...

Airsoft or Japanese toy stock???

If no one bids on it, I may just buy it myself... :evilgrin:

Japanese

The metal is a bit soft, but it does work on a P08 (where stocks are legal).

Yep, MGC toy Luger stock. I sold one of these for about $90 a couple of years ago.

As Vlim mentions, it could be used with a real Luger as long as you don't mind having the pistol about two inches from your face while you're firing.

Ron, you dog!!! :D

I bet you have that modelgun set up in plain sight, so if some snatch & run intruder breaks in he gets nothing but a well-made toy... :roflmao:

Hah! The seller also has the drum magazine to go with the stock... :D

WWI German Luger Mauser Paperweight Trench Art

https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWI-German-...t/273783009176

Hard to figure out where these 'descriptions come' from... :confused:

Im pretty sure ebay has issues with mags over ten rounds. Jim

The snail drum offered here is a toy too. It's can't fire ANY rounds. Out of a real Luger that is. From what I recall I don't think they will fit in a real Luger. Ron would know.

Unfortunately, I wouldn't know, I have never handled one. I have heard that they won't fit but I don't know first hand.
Ron

What purpose is there for a toy snail drum?? What will they think of next? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Airsoft-WE-...IAAOSwuAVcdgcq

I don't remember if they actually "fit" a real Luger, but I do remember that they don't hold more than 10 rounds. They just LOOK like a snail drum. The "magazine" portion as I remember, only attaches to the drum portion. There is no mechanical internal connection.

I posted pics of the disassembled MGC cartridges before; they have a 'cap' (which looks suspiciously like a small pistol cartridge primer) that makes a loud bang and emits smoke & sparks. It also generates enough pressure to cycle the action. :thumbup:

http://forum.lugerforum.com/attachme...7&d=1358964672

The magazines do feed the cartridges.

It is a model gun. Very realistic. There are videos on Youtube. :)

The MGC carbine stock sold for $187.50. No, not to me. :)

I expect it will show up here shortly. :rolleyes: