New 1918 Luger! Photos added.

livingthepast · 11-20-2003, 06:47 PM

Thanks for the great replys. The seller told me about the toggle pin needing to be replaced and the pistol also needs the parts 008 and 009 in the parts diagram. Basically the part that hangs down into the grip is missing as well as the pin that holds it in. Also missing is the breakdown lever just forward and above the left side trigger. I need to post on finding these parts on the parts wanted board. A couple of questions. If it is an Erfurt proof on the front of the tirggerguard does that mean it was a force match? I'm asking because I think the rights side of the slide is army proofed to dmw. Another thing and I'm showing my ignorance here is "BKIW guns assembled in 1929" ?? Could you tell me what this is or means? Finally why is it export marked but chambered for 9mm? Oh one more thing, did they dip blue these when made, as the reblue look quite old. Last thing. The grips are quite worn but are unnumbered on back with some type of waffenampt stamp on each one. An eagle with 3 numbers very small.

Thanks!!!!!!
Brian

11-20-2003, 06:47 PM	#6
livingthepast User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Georgia Posts: 27 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the great replys. The seller told me about the toggle pin needing to be replaced and the pistol also needs the parts 008 and 009 in the parts diagram. Basically the part that hangs down into the grip is missing as well as the pin that holds it in. Also missing is the breakdown lever just forward and above the left side trigger. I need to post on finding these parts on the parts wanted board. A couple of questions. If it is an Erfurt proof on the front of the tirggerguard does that mean it was a force match? I'm asking because I think the rights side of the slide is army proofed to dmw. Another thing and I'm showing my ignorance here is "BKIW guns assembled in 1929" ?? Could you tell me what this is or means? Finally why is it export marked but chambered for 9mm? Oh one more thing, did they dip blue these when made, as the reblue look quite old. Last thing. The grips are quite worn but are unnumbered on back with some type of waffenampt stamp on each one. An eagle with 3 numbers very small. Thanks!!!!!! Brian