12-05-2013, 12:39 AM
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... I wonder if this is a bit misleading or perhaps I misread it 
http://www.legacy-collectibles.com/r...artillery.html
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..For the Artillery Luger collector, this gun and the 1914 DWM is the "holy grail" of the hobby. This 1914 Artillery is also UNIT marked, which is also very desirable. It is marked L.M.K. 26. Which I believe is a Light Machine Gun Unit. However, is someone else has better information, just let us know. The gun is all matching including the back and front site, the firing pin, the hold open, the grips and the magazine. All parts also have the proper Erfurt proofs as well. In fairness, the matching magazine has some signs of being renumbered, but the rest of the gun is guaranteed to be all original and correct. I would rate the original finish to be about 95-96% with some mild "browning" or patina especially on the straps and the sideplate. Halos are present in the serial under the barrel. This is the FIRST and only 1914 Erfurt Luger that Legacy has ever offered!...,.
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