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Doubs · 01-02-2003, 05:43 PM

[quote]Originally posted by Tom A:
<strong>Yep, Lithuanian lugers are real; there just weren't many around. Some were supplied new, others were reworks of W.W.I era pieces. Re-work contractors, IIRC, were Lunenschloss and Vono (Am at contractor site away from reference materials)
Tom A.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Tom, do you know of any references for the re-worked Lugers reportedly sold by contract to Lithuania? None of my books mention them at all. Jan Still posted that Frankenschloss (Franken & Lunenschloss of Suhl) sold re-worked Lugers to Lithuania but no reference for his information. I have a Frankenschloss rework of the post-1939 period (E/N & E/J proofs) but it's obviously not a Lithuanian contract pistol. It's a .30 caliber based on a 1906 Navy, 1st Issue, Altered. I've posted pictures of the markings on this forum not more than 10 days ago.

01-02-2003, 05:43 PM	#4
Doubs User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Byron, Georgia Posts: 1,736 Thanks: 819 Thanked 1,769 Times in 586 Posts	[quote]Originally posted by Tom A: <strong>Yep, Lithuanian lugers are real; there just weren't many around. Some were supplied new, others were reworks of W.W.I era pieces. Re-work contractors, IIRC, were Lunenschloss and Vono (Am at contractor site away from reference materials) Tom A.</strong><hr></blockquote> Tom, do you know of any references for the re-worked Lugers reportedly sold by contract to Lithuania? None of my books mention them at all. Jan Still posted that Frankenschloss (Franken & Lunenschloss of Suhl) sold re-worked Lugers to Lithuania but no reference for his information. I have a Frankenschloss rework of the post-1939 period (E/N & E/J proofs) but it's obviously not a Lithuanian contract pistol. It's a .30 caliber based on a 1906 Navy, 1st Issue, Altered. I've posted pictures of the markings on this forum not more than 10 days ago.