1914 luger . can anyone tell me if it looks correct

JTD · 06-24-2018, 10:51 AM

Dave, I am up around Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne county. Welcome to the forum. I think that stock is of later manufacture, Wood looks odd, as well as lug. Others watching this thread may be able to nail it down. I hate to offer value, as some will scream out a high retail value, and others will say it is to high/ low. 3K +/-? It has some pitting, blue loss issues that mat be exaggerated by photos. Erfurts are a bit hard to find, as they only made artilleries in 1914. Shoot it with only standard velocity ammo, no NATO, or performance stuff, to hot, and will cause damage to a collectible pistol. Winchester white box, Blazer brass, Federal should be fine. Break a matching part, and I can tell you shooter artileries go around 12 to 15 hundred. John

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06-24-2018, 10:51 AM	#13
JTD User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: PA Posts: 428 Thanks: 218 Thanked 410 Times in 151 Posts	Dave, I am up around Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne county. Welcome to the forum. I think that stock is of later manufacture, Wood looks odd, as well as lug. Others watching this thread may be able to nail it down. I hate to offer value, as some will scream out a high retail value, and others will say it is to high/ low. 3K +/-? It has some pitting, blue loss issues that mat be exaggerated by photos. Erfurts are a bit hard to find, as they only made artilleries in 1914. Shoot it with only standard velocity ammo, no NATO, or performance stuff, to hot, and will cause damage to a collectible pistol. Winchester white box, Blazer brass, Federal should be fine. Break a matching part, and I can tell you shooter artileries go around 12 to 15 hundred. John