Beautiful Artillery Rig. . .Wish It Were Mine

Mike B · 05-30-2005, 07:10 PM

I would like to share a few pictures of a beautiful 1917 DWM artillery. I have been a member of this forum for only a short time, but I have learned much about Lugers and my Luger collection in that time. The comradery and the brotherhood that prevails in this forum is so very evident. The help, assistance and support that has been extended to me in the few short months that I have been a member has been very rewarding. Please accept my sincere thanks. This artillery rig belongs to a very good friend. He is not a collector nor a Luger enthusiast. He has no interest in Lugers. Unfortunately he does not want to sell it. He says it is a keepsake from a time long past. I asked him if I could possibly borrow if for a short time to take a few pictures of it to share it with friends and post it here on the forum; so here it is. Sorry about so many pictures, but there are so many components. One of the pictures is of the marking on the inside of the holster. Any feedback on the rig, especially the holster, will be most appreciated. I would like to inform my friend of any interesting information if possible. Thanks, Mike B.

05-30-2005, 07:10 PM	#1
Mike B Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Louisiana Posts: 979 Thanks: 1 Thanked 272 Times in 100 Posts	Beautiful Artillery Rig. . .Wish It Were Mine I would like to share a few pictures of a beautiful 1917 DWM artillery. I have been a member of this forum for only a short time, but I have learned much about Lugers and my Luger collection in that time. The comradery and the brotherhood that prevails in this forum is so very evident. The help, assistance and support that has been extended to me in the few short months that I have been a member has been very rewarding. Please accept my sincere thanks. This artillery rig belongs to a very good friend. He is not a collector nor a Luger enthusiast. He has no interest in Lugers. Unfortunately he does not want to sell it. He says it is a keepsake from a time long past. I asked him if I could possibly borrow if for a short time to take a few pictures of it to share it with friends and post it here on the forum; so here it is. Sorry about so many pictures, but there are so many components. One of the pictures is of the marking on the inside of the holster. Any feedback on the rig, especially the holster, will be most appreciated. I would like to inform my friend of any interesting information if possible. Thanks, Mike B.