Books about Lugers

big open · 02-24-2024, 04:41 PM

Norme
I've just joined the luger forum and was browsing through it. I saw your comment concerning Imperial Navy Lugers above and I too am interested in Navy lugers and have only a Navy type luger (1920) that must have been put together from left over parts after WWI ended. Sad to say it has been refinished but very well done . There is a photo of a 1920's Navy type luger in the book "Lugers at Random" that appears very much like the one I have. Mine has the name "GERMANY" stamped on the right side of the receiver. It is a very accurate luger with an original Artillery luger shoulder stock atteched.

02-24-2024, 04:41 PM	#35
big open Banned Join Date: Feb 2024 Location: northwest Montana in a remote area. Posts: 95 Thanks: 0 Thanked 68 Times in 27 Posts	Norme I've just joined the luger forum and was browsing through it. I saw your comment concerning Imperial Navy Lugers above and I too am interested in Navy lugers and have only a Navy type luger (1920) that must have been put together from left over parts after WWI ended. Sad to say it has been refinished but very well done . There is a photo of a 1920's Navy type luger in the book "Lugers at Random" that appears very much like the one I have. Mine has the name "GERMANY" stamped on the right side of the receiver. It is a very accurate luger with an original Artillery luger shoulder stock atteched.