1916 Erfurt

Doubs · 10-22-2002, 11:54 PM

Mark, IF the stock is an original Artillery or Naval stock in very good or better condition AND the sear bar and ejector are still on the original receiver, I'd say yes. However, I'd still try to work a better deal because even with a new barrel on the original receiver, it's still just a shooter.

Also - and this is very important - unless the upper is an Artillery or Navy of the proper barrel length, attaching the stock is illegal. Even so, only an Artillery stock may be attached to an Artillery model and only a Navy stock is allowed on a Navy Luger. If it's a 1916 Erfurt, it's neither Artillery nor Navy. Only DWM made them in that year.

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10-22-2002, 11:54 PM	#1
Doubs User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Byron, Georgia Posts: 1,742 Thanks: 826 Thanked 1,788 Times in 590 Posts	Mark, IF the stock is an original Artillery or Naval stock in very good or better condition AND the sear bar and ejector are still on the original receiver, I'd say yes. However, I'd still try to work a better deal because even with a new barrel on the original receiver, it's still just a shooter. Also - and this is very important - unless the upper is an Artillery or Navy of the proper barrel length, attaching the stock is illegal. Even so, only an Artillery stock may be attached to an Artillery model and only a Navy stock is allowed on a Navy Luger. If it's a 1916 Erfurt, it's neither Artillery nor Navy. Only DWM made them in that year.