Shooter G date Mauser

DonVoigt · 04-25-2015, 12:34 AM

Since I didn't have a "shooter", I figured I should have one to save breaking something on a matching gun- as recommended in most every matching P 08 post.

This Luger is made from parts of four pistols as best I can tell.
The finish is pretty nice and the grips are great.

Receiver and bbl are original G date Mauser and match each other;the lower is matching to itself even the grips, and is # 1013g-perhaps someone can id the mfg for me; The toggle train is Mauser S/42 #72; and the decent no number side plate is from a police modified Luger as it has the cut out on top, only a "T" stamped inside.

The unmarked side plate will soon migrate to my 1917 artillery, and the repro side plate will come to this shooter; assuming both work well when changed.

Haven't shot it yet, but that is on the schedule for Monday.

Comments and info welcome.

04-25-2015, 12:34 AM	#1
DonVoigt User Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: near Charlotte NC Posts: 4,681 Thanks: 1,441 Thanked 4,350 Times in 2,040 Posts	Shooter G date Mauser Since I didn't have a "shooter", I figured I should have one to save breaking something on a matching gun- as recommended in most every matching P 08 post. This Luger is made from parts of four pistols as best I can tell. The finish is pretty nice and the grips are great. Receiver and bbl are original G date Mauser and match each other;the lower is matching to itself even the grips, and is # 1013g-perhaps someone can id the mfg for me; The toggle train is Mauser S/42 #72; and the decent no number side plate is from a police modified Luger as it has the cut out on top, only a "T" stamped inside. The unmarked side plate will soon migrate to my 1917 artillery, and the repro side plate will come to this shooter; assuming both work well when changed. Haven't shot it yet, but that is on the schedule for Monday. Comments and info welcome. Attached Thumbnails