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Beautifull Luger and unknown origin. Please help me to figure out it.
My grandmother was born in Argentina in 1936, daughter of german family. Around 1945, a german soldier appeared in their farm at the Patagonia. He didn't speak spanish and he was severely dehydrated and exhausted. My great grandmother spoke with him, and he spent two nights under a huge ombu tree. One day when my great grandmother had gone to visit him, he was already gone nobody knows where. He left his his uniform and his Luger at the place with two bullets. Some years ago my grandmother gave it to me and I really want to know about it.
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Yesterday, 09:37 AM | #2 |
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Looks like a standard commercial model 1906 “new model” Luger for private sale in Germany. That’s an awesome story for how you got it too.
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Cool grip safety on a 30 cal Luger.
Do the numbers on the mag match the numbers on the frame?
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Take a look at the safety area...Gesichert is in the lower position.
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you think it may be a "Navy Commercial" ?
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Hello, whats the meaning of a lower position of gesichert
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I am pretty sure the safety position is standard for grip safety Luger.
I don't see any Navy markings or rear sight |
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