1910 DMW P-O8 Luger

tguil · 03-28-2010, 05:21 PM

Thanks for the information. I'll try to get some pics. My digital camera is a "point and shoot" model, but it does have a macro setting. I was "messing" with the Luger yesterday. I hadn't had it out for several years. It really is in as good of shape as many I have seen in this forum's gallery.

No unit marks on the front grip strap.

Is there an easy way to check for the number on the take-down lever? This may be the number that doesn't match. I'm not a "semi-auto" guy. All of my handguns except for a Ruger Mark II are revolvers. Is it a fact that often when a German was about to be taken prisoner, he would remove the take-down lever from his Luger and toss it?

Thanks again.

03-28-2010, 05:21 PM	#6
tguil New User Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the information. I'll try to get some pics. My digital camera is a "point and shoot" model, but it does have a macro setting. I was "messing" with the Luger yesterday. I hadn't had it out for several years. It really is in as good of shape as many I have seen in this forum's gallery. No unit marks on the front grip strap. Is there an easy way to check for the number on the take-down lever? This may be the number that doesn't match. I'm not a "semi-auto" guy. All of my handguns except for a Ruger Mark II are revolvers. Is it a fact that often when a German was about to be taken prisoner, he would remove the take-down lever from his Luger and toss it? Thanks again.