Luger with no date stamp

Doubs · 10-15-2019, 03:16 AM

A nice looking Luger that has an Erfurt toggle train and frame but the trigger has been replaced (different number) and the barrel is a replacement.

The lack of a date likely means it was reworked post WW1. Caliber is impossible to determine from your pictures but the fact that it's been re-barreled suggests that it MAY be 30 caliber (7.65mm). Many WW1 9mm Lugers were converted to 30 caliber and use a cartridge like the bottle neck ones below. On the far right is a 9mm.

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10-15-2019, 03:16 AM	#3
Doubs User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Byron, Georgia Posts: 1,742 Thanks: 826 Thanked 1,786 Times in 590 Posts	A nice looking Luger that has an Erfurt toggle train and frame but the trigger has been replaced (different number) and the barrel is a replacement. The lack of a date likely means it was reworked post WW1. Caliber is impossible to determine from your pictures but the fact that it's been re-barreled suggests that it MAY be 30 caliber (7.65mm). Many WW1 9mm Lugers were converted to 30 caliber and use a cartridge like the bottle neck ones below. On the far right is a 9mm.