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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
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Having been born in 1938, as a young boy during WWII I fell in love with Jeeps, 1911's and German Lugers. I have the Jeep, the 1911, and now its time to treat myself to a Luger. I am a total novice so would appreciate your helpful advice.
Today I found a Luger labeled as a 1920 DWM 7.65. It has the following characteristics: -Almost all bluing is gone except on the barrel which is pretty deep blue with small wear around muzzle. -Bore is absolutely perfect -Grips are perfect -Has stock lug -Serial Number 8623 with an M under it. All other parts I can see match with 23. -Strawed trigger, takedown lever, safety -Under safety lever is Gesichert I believe at highest level. -Made in Germany export markings on right side of receiver. -Internal parts not blued -Crown N proof marks on barrel, side plate, and I think one other location. I think this means it is a military Luger. -8623 S/N on barrel has Crown N over it and script M under it, same as front of frame. Holster is as follows: -Tan with no wear on outside -tie down strap is broken right above buckle. buckle is still fastened. -Front mag pocket has the second mag in it. Both of the mags have wood bottoms but no markings at all. They match each other perfectly. -Loading tool is missing from holster -Inside top of holster is F.M.G.A.9. marking -Outside front has A.WERTH 1915 marking. -One rear belt loop stitching has let go. Cocking works smoothly, dry fired one time to check. good solid feel. Gentleman wants $740 for both. I would appreciate your comments as a new and eager-to-learn member. |
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