Luger Carbines

[Ray]

Speaking of forends, I was lucky enough to pick up this piece
some years ago. A fellow Luger collector has informed me that
it is not an 1902 forend, the stock being just a bit longer. This
forend features all the metal accessories, the checkering is nice,
and it's rear curvature would seem to fit a long frame.
Perhaps it belongs to the 1920 class of carbines. My interest
in the piece has waned since retirement, but it is refreshing to
know that a forum member considers it in the $300 minimum
range.