Need Help in Identifying Luger

Bunswanna · 06-18-2024, 06:21 PM

Thank you very much for all this information.

I will check the number on the grips. When you talk about removing them, which side should I push out first from the empty magazine well?

And I'm looking for partial serial numbers of "91" hopefully on all parts. Is the middle toggle the part that also has the DWM stamp? My picture might not show it well, but the partial serial number on the top of the gun between the 1917 and DWM stamps is "91". The "9" is very faint. Is that the ejector? I'm scouring for any partial of "04" but I cant find it.

I found a Lugerman Inc video on disassembling a Luger so when I have the time I will check out the firing pin and inner parts and barrel a bit more thoroughly for more info. From the little research I've done, he seems like a reputable source for Luger information.

And last but not least, any suggestions on cleaning this baby up a bit would be much appreciated.

Thank you!

06-18-2024, 06:21 PM	#3
Bunswanna New User Join Date: Jun 2024 Posts: 4 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	Thank you very much for all this information. I will check the number on the grips. When you talk about removing them, which side should I push out first from the empty magazine well? And I'm looking for partial serial numbers of "91" hopefully on all parts. Is the middle toggle the part that also has the DWM stamp? My picture might not show it well, but the partial serial number on the top of the gun between the 1917 and DWM stamps is "91". The "9" is very faint. Is that the ejector? I'm scouring for any partial of "04" but I cant find it. I found a Lugerman Inc video on disassembling a Luger so when I have the time I will check out the firing pin and inner parts and barrel a bit more thoroughly for more info. From the little research I've done, he seems like a reputable source for Luger information. And last but not least, any suggestions on cleaning this baby up a bit would be much appreciated. Thank you!