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10-25-2001, 10:32 AM

Since all German officers had to purchase their own private sidearm, and most would be in 32 or 25 acp, almost anything that was German made (also French, Spanish, Italian, Czech, etc) might be appropriate. You might want to consider the M34 or 35 Beretta for the James Bond connection or one of the WW1 military issued German pistols (M1914 Mauser, M13 Sauer, M4 Walther, M07 Dreyse, Langehan, Beholla, Jager--the strangest, or my favorite and the rarest the 9mm M6 Walther) if he was an old timer and perfered his issue pistol from WW1.

10-25-2001, 10:32 AM	#13
tom h Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Luger History Query Since all German officers had to purchase their own private sidearm, and most would be in 32 or 25 acp, almost anything that was German made (also French, Spanish, Italian, Czech, etc) might be appropriate. You might want to consider the M34 or 35 Beretta for the James Bond connection or one of the WW1 military issued German pistols (M1914 Mauser, M13 Sauer, M4 Walther, M07 Dreyse, Langehan, Beholla, Jager--the strangest, or my favorite and the rarest the 9mm M6 Walther) if he was an old timer and perfered his issue pistol from WW1.