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Lugers down under · 08-12-2011, 11:26 PM

Thanks for your kind comments guys, athough I will admit that a visit to Ron's collection is next on my "bucket list" ,
We got close at the El Paso Railway station but not quite close enough.

I did get the time at RUAG Thun to have a very good look at all of the Borchardt Luger prototypes but did not photograph them all, however one of the many photos did include the 1918 W+F made "Luger toggle action" sub-machine gun. (see my photos below)
I had only see a photo of this gun before in Vittorio Bobba's great book "Parabellum".

I'm sorry that the second photo of the toggle action is a little out of focus,

Kind wishes

08-12-2011, 11:26 PM	#7
Lugers down under User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Great Barrier Island, New Zealand Posts: 228 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Thanks for your kind comments guys, athough I will admit that a visit to Ron's collection is next on my "bucket list" , We got close at the El Paso Railway station but not quite close enough. I did get the time at RUAG Thun to have a very good look at all of the Borchardt Luger prototypes but did not photograph them all, however one of the many photos did include the 1918 W+F made "Luger toggle action" sub-machine gun. (see my photos below) I had only see a photo of this gun before in Vittorio Bobba's great book "Parabellum". I'm sorry that the second photo of the toggle action is a little out of focus, Kind wishes Attached Thumbnails __________________ Lugers down under Last edited by Lugers down under; 08-12-2011 at 11:33 PM. Reason: spelling