help to identify 1918 1920 9mm DWM double stamp

padredan · 02-08-2012, 07:05 PM

Marc, i fully understand, and condition is everything. The two lugers i recently acuired i thought were shooters, and i have fired them both. Thanks to the kindness of the forum members, i now know alot about both pistols. As a chaplain working with our older veterans and being a former armor i am asked alot of times to remove or check the firearms of the veterans. sometimes they do not want or are not interested in keeping the firearms in the family. I try to evaluate them to let them know the values and i purchase some of interest to myself. Only a few times have i been lucky enough to actualy find out the story of a firearm directly from the veteran themselfs ,as most are deceased at the time of the purchase. the case of these two lugers is the same , i know nothing accept they were owned by a veteran serving in the european theater. again thanks to each of you for your help.

02-08-2012, 07:05 PM	#15
padredan User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: louisiana Now, but from the Rebublic of Texas Posts: 937 Thanks: 429 Thanked 316 Times in 182 Posts	Marc, i fully understand, and condition is everything. The two lugers i recently acuired i thought were shooters, and i have fired them both. Thanks to the kindness of the forum members, i now know alot about both pistols. As a chaplain working with our older veterans and being a former armor i am asked alot of times to remove or check the firearms of the veterans. sometimes they do not want or are not interested in keeping the firearms in the family. I try to evaluate them to let them know the values and i purchase some of interest to myself. Only a few times have i been lucky enough to actualy find out the story of a firearm directly from the veteran themselfs ,as most are deceased at the time of the purchase. the case of these two lugers is the same , i know nothing accept they were owned by a veteran serving in the european theater. again thanks to each of you for your help.