ID'ing a Lugar

Bob Hostetter · 08-25-2008, 06:18 PM

The only markings anywhere on the pistol other then the DWM on the toggle is a stamped marking that appears to be a crown above a "N".

It also has the serial number is various places which all match. The number is in the mid 60,000 range.

The pistol appears to be blued steel but a couple of parts have kind of a tan or gold tint to them , maybe some type of case hardening. It has some surface wear and has never been refinished since my dad brought it back from WW2. It has mostly set in his night stand drawer for home defense for the last 60 some years. As far as I can remember is probably has less then 250 rounds fired thru it.

08-25-2008, 06:18 PM	#6
Bob Hostetter New User Join Date: May 2008 Location: So Calif Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The only markings anywhere on the pistol other then the DWM on the toggle is a stamped marking that appears to be a crown above a "N". It also has the serial number is various places which all match. The number is in the mid 60,000 range. The pistol appears to be blued steel but a couple of parts have kind of a tan or gold tint to them , maybe some type of case hardening. It has some surface wear and has never been refinished since my dad brought it back from WW2. It has mostly set in his night stand drawer for home defense for the last 60 some years. As far as I can remember is probably has less then 250 rounds fired thru it. __________________ Bob Hostetter