1920 mismatch

kingfisher · 10-08-2008, 07:30 PM

Just out of curiosity, were all of the 1920 stamped lugers matched? I have read here that some were made up of parts from WWI lugers. I am looking at a gun that has an all matched DWM upper, suffix n, but it is on an all matched Erfurt frame with no stock lug and it appears to have the original finish and strawing, showing average finish for a gun this age. It has a nice bore and he is asking $650 for it. Seems to function nicely and I just wondered if it was that way originally or just something someone put together, since most mismatches I have seen are much more mismatched than this one(Frankenlugers). I think it would be a good shooter since it is a 9mm. Thought I would ask, since that's the way you learn about these things.
Kingfisher

10-08-2008, 07:30 PM	#1
kingfisher New User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	1920 mismatch Just out of curiosity, were all of the 1920 stamped lugers matched? I have read here that some were made up of parts from WWI lugers. I am looking at a gun that has an all matched DWM upper, suffix n, but it is on an all matched Erfurt frame with no stock lug and it appears to have the original finish and strawing, showing average finish for a gun this age. It has a nice bore and he is asking $650 for it. Seems to function nicely and I just wondered if it was that way originally or just something someone put together, since most mismatches I have seen are much more mismatched than this one(Frankenlugers). I think it would be a good shooter since it is a 9mm. Thought I would ask, since that's the way you learn about these things. Kingfisher

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