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Whisky · 03-18-2025, 08:54 AM

my Swiss, which I purchased from Legacy, arrived today and I'm pleased as punch to add it to my (now 3) Luger collection

Legacy adverted the pistol thusly : "Beautiful Swiss Bern 1906/24 Luger Rig.....type : 06/24.....maker : Waffenfabrik Bern.....condition : 99%.....Bore : Mint.....Year : N/A (but I looked it up and found 1929)

3/6/25 This is a beautiful example of a Waffenfabrik - Bern 1906/24 Luger. All matching original with the proper Swiss proofs throughout. It comes as a rig with a Swiss leather shoulder holster (with shoulder strap), a proper Swiss bakelite-bottom magazine and a leather lanyard. The gun has retained nearly all it's finish with just the slightest hints of high edge wear. Minty Swiss-style wood Grips. Mint bore.

(I have been advised that the magazine isn't the correct one for this pistol - is that correct ?)

here are the pictures that hopefully will identify the pistol for your evaluation :

03-18-2025, 08:54 AM	#1
Whisky User Join Date: Sep 2017 Posts: 52 Thanks: 1 Thanked 39 Times in 13 Posts	my Swiss is home - info requested from the Pros my Swiss, which I purchased from Legacy, arrived today and I'm pleased as punch to add it to my (now 3) Luger collection Legacy adverted the pistol thusly : "Beautiful Swiss Bern 1906/24 Luger Rig.....type : 06/24.....maker : Waffenfabrik Bern.....condition : 99%.....Bore : Mint.....Year : N/A (but I looked it up and found 1929) 3/6/25 This is a beautiful example of a Waffenfabrik - Bern 1906/24 Luger. All matching original with the proper Swiss proofs throughout. It comes as a rig with a Swiss leather shoulder holster (with shoulder strap), a proper Swiss bakelite-bottom magazine and a leather lanyard. The gun has retained nearly all it's finish with just the slightest hints of high edge wear. Minty Swiss-style wood Grips. Mint bore. (I have been advised that the magazine isn't the correct one for this pistol - is that correct ?) here are the pictures that hopefully will identify the pistol for your evaluation :