7.65 1918 question

sabbathmusic · 10-19-2010, 08:37 AM

There a VERY few commercial 7.65's made in 1918! So it can be REAL! It says this right in Fred Datig's book. This is a fact and it is very rare. They did make them, what do you people think, because of WW1, DWM stopped making commercial Lugers, they are out there. And the .30 Luger cartridge is the original chambering for the Luger, MADE before the 9mm in 1900, the 9mm was made in 1902, and they made 7.65's for the Swiss Military. When the Swiss adopted the Luger Before the Germans, they adopted the 7.65 version, not the 9mm! So the 7.65mm /30 Luger cartridge is older than the 9mm. It is the REAL Luger cartridge.

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10-19-2010, 08:37 AM	#8
sabbathmusic Banned Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Florida Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	There a VERY few commercial 7.65's made in 1918! So it can be REAL! It says this right in Fred Datig's book. This is a fact and it is very rare. They did make them, what do you people think, because of WW1, DWM stopped making commercial Lugers, they are out there. And the .30 Luger cartridge is the original chambering for the Luger, MADE before the 9mm in 1900, the 9mm was made in 1902, and they made 7.65's for the Swiss Military. When the Swiss adopted the Luger Before the Germans, they adopted the 7.65 version, not the 9mm! So the 7.65mm /30 Luger cartridge is older than the 9mm. It is the REAL Luger cartridge.