Info On Stoeger Luger

Roscoe · 10-30-2001, 05:24 PM

Here is the info I gathered on the Luger for sale at Cabela's. They are advertising it as an 1920/23 American Eagle. Serial number is 218n, all parts I could see were matching, including wood bottomed clip numbered 218n. Unmarked safety bar, but I forgot to see if it was marked Safe or Gesichert on the frame. It has "AF Stoeger, Inc New York," on the side of the frame but no "GERMANY" behind that. There is no eagle over the chamber and no "Original Patent..." on the frame. It does have a stock lug. Finish looks to be original 95% (I looked at it through a magnifying glass), some wear on the front and back of the grip and what looks like slight holster wear on other high areas. Strawed small parts are 95%. Bore is like new as are wood grips. It has a small "N" on the barrel. Barrel length of 3 5/8 inches, marked 218n. What do you guys think? Roscoe

10-30-2001, 05:24 PM	#1
Roscoe User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Ramsey, Minnesota Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Info On Stoeger Luger Here is the info I gathered on the Luger for sale at Cabela's. They are advertising it as an 1920/23 American Eagle. Serial number is 218n, all parts I could see were matching, including wood bottomed clip numbered 218n. Unmarked safety bar, but I forgot to see if it was marked Safe or Gesichert on the frame. It has "AF Stoeger, Inc New York," on the side of the frame but no "GERMANY" behind that. There is no eagle over the chamber and no "Original Patent..." on the frame. It does have a stock lug. Finish looks to be original 95% (I looked at it through a magnifying glass), some wear on the front and back of the grip and what looks like slight holster wear on other high areas. Strawed small parts are 95%. Bore is like new as are wood grips. It has a small "N" on the barrel. Barrel length of 3 5/8 inches, marked 218n. What do you guys think? Roscoe