Carbine for sale

[Ron Wood]

A 1902 does not have a retaining pin in the toggle knob. The axle pin is retained by the toggle lock.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by ithacaartist

One of the first things I look at is the retaining pin in the toggle knob's top...

Originally Posted by Ron Wood

A 1902 does not have a retaining pin in the toggle knob...

...Then David would go on to the second thing he looks at...

Is the price representative???

Oooohhh...It has a stock lug...I likee...

But no Schnabel nose on the foregrip...And I'm not a fan of the ski-jump front sight ramp...

I'm sorry...But my money will stay under my mattress...

Just a quick question - I know the carbines were made up from donors/parts, but would an original 1902 donor Luger have had a stock lug???

[Ron Wood]

Originally Posted by postino

...But no Schnabel nose on the foregrip...And I'm not a fan of the ski-jump front sight ramp...

Just a quick question - I know the carbines were made up from donors/parts, but would an original 1902 donor Luger have had a stock lug???

It does have a Schnabel (not a good photo, forearm end not clearly visible in the shadows, but the schnabel is there). 1902 Carbines were not made up from donors/parts, they were original manufacture and had a stock lug to attach the shoulder stock...that is why it is a "carbine". You are thinking of the 1920 Carbines that were "assembled"...oh, and they had stock lugs and stocks too.