Need Info Please.

[Vlim]

If you do a partial disassembly, check the parts for the presence of a GS marking. Many parts that were made locally in Indonesia by the Dutch army maintenance crew were marked with this 'GS' (for GeweermakersSchool) marking. Since the grip on the right is coarser than the one on the left, I suspect it will have a GS marking on the inside.

Attached is a photo of the sear bar on my Dutch KNIL luger with the D GS inscription.

Forgot to mention that the Dutch magazines come in several guises, normally completely unmarked:

-Nickle tube with wooden bottom and small retaining spring to keep the bottom piece in place.
-Nickle tube with wooden bottom and no retaining spring.
-Blued tube with wooden bottom and no retaining spring.
-Blued Haenel-Schmeisser marked tube with alu bottom.

[navaraute]

chris, i was wondering how you got on registering your lugar for shooting. I, like you did,only have visiting rights. Mine is with a mates dad who has a dealer lic, as i only have longarms lic. My mates dad seemed to think that it would be illigel as the barrel was too short. I am just applying for collector lic (for somthing else) and a h lic for the lugar. I would love to know how you got on up there getting all your stuff sorted out. And if you have any advice for me. thanks

[raygun]

Originally Posted by navaraute

chris, i was wondering how you got on registering your lugar for shooting. I, like you did,only have visiting rights. Mine is with a mates dad who has a dealer lic, as i only have longarms lic. My mates dad seemed to think that it would be illigel as the barrel was too short. I am just applying for collector lic (for somthing else) and a h lic for the lugar. I would love to know how you got on up there getting all your stuff sorted out. And if you have any advice for me. thanks

nav , I have mine on a collectors license , thats the way to go .
I believe the barrel is too short for pistol shooting , has to be at least 120mm. depends what state you in as they all vary a little , but here you have to join a collectors club , establish a "theme" for your collection and then write a good story about why it is collectable for you PTA . I can help you with that, if need be . Its a slow process , but worth working through it . Once you have your license, then its just a matter of doing some research for your PTA . It doesn't have to be deactivated here , just a trigger lock and stored in a safe.

P.S. you better start with learning how to spell LUGER correctly !