WWI Luger Identification Help

KoltSupa · 04-20-2019, 05:03 PM

DavidJayUden, this information actually helps me feel alot better about taking it out shooting, for if it was a rare Luger of some kind, I would feel guilty about taking it out to the range to shoot it constantly.

Thanks for the advice.

DonVoigt, as mentioned in my previous post, I merely based the "Navy" connection from a website that posted photos of Luger markings and "appeared" to be the photo closest resembling my pistols' safety marking. However, with the information provided in this forum, I now realize that it is not.

Also, there is no grip safety on mine. I will definitely check out the stickies in the Frequently Asked Questions section.

Thank you for all of your guys' advice! With your help, I've already learned so much more about this pistol than originally.

04-20-2019, 05:03 PM	#10
KoltSupa User Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 7 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	DavidJayUden, this information actually helps me feel alot better about taking it out shooting, for if it was a rare Luger of some kind, I would feel guilty about taking it out to the range to shoot it constantly. Thanks for the advice. DonVoigt, as mentioned in my previous post, I merely based the "Navy" connection from a website that posted photos of Luger markings and "appeared" to be the photo closest resembling my pistols' safety marking. However, with the information provided in this forum, I now realize that it is not. Also, there is no grip safety on mine. I will definitely check out the stickies in the Frequently Asked Questions section. Thank you for all of your guys' advice! With your help, I've already learned so much more about this pistol than originally.