"Sneak" Luger

Dwight Gruber · 03-31-2012, 02:07 AM

There is no such thing as a sneak Luger.

It appears that there is no DWM on the toggle. The gun has a sear safety. The marks on the right are those to be expected on an alphabet DWM/29DWM police Luger. I tried to extract a serial number suffix, it was nearly impossible but it might be u, which would be proper on a gun like this.

I agree that the grips look good.

From the photos, I would not want to assume that it has been reblued.

I think this gun might be a "sleeper." If you can get it for a shooter price, $800 or less, it is probably a good deal. IT might have a story to tell, and it might be worth more, depending.

Will they hold it for you until you can get there to examine it? Will they take other pictures for you?

Please let us know the outcome of this.

--Dwight

03-31-2012, 02:07 AM	#9
Dwight Gruber User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 3,908 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,330 Times in 435 Posts	There is no such thing as a sneak Luger. It appears that there is no DWM on the toggle. The gun has a sear safety. The marks on the right are those to be expected on an alphabet DWM/29DWM police Luger. I tried to extract a serial number suffix, it was nearly impossible but it might be u, which would be proper on a gun like this. I agree that the grips look good. From the photos, I would not want to assume that it has been reblued. I think this gun might be a "sleeper." If you can get it for a shooter price, $800 or less, it is probably a good deal. IT might have a story to tell, and it might be worth more, depending. Will they hold it for you until you can get there to examine it? Will they take other pictures for you? Please let us know the outcome of this. --Dwight