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Unread 04-03-2020, 01:00 PM   #1
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And the P-06 DWM Swiss Sun
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and....P-00 DWM Swiss Sun

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I love your guns! Thank you for the great photos. I am also a big fan of the Swiss Lugers.
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Ron I am not familiar with the attachment at the end of the barrels of the three Swiss in the middle of your photo.....I have a 1900 Swiss Contract DWM S#1264 .30 cal, 4-3/4" barrel Prettiest Luger I own. Also own S#4512
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I prepared this image for an article about Lugers in a Spanish Magazine



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To many Spanish friends who are fans of lugers, I also say:

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If it's made after 1918...it's a reproduction
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Hugh,
They are Swiss muzzle protectors made by Luthy. I took the photo of that group of Swiss Lugers about 20 years ago. I still have them and I have since added #109 Swiss Military with unrelieved frame and flat button magazine. Very nice condition and one of the best guns in my collection.
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Ron,
I too am not familiar with the muzzle protectors. Could you tell us a little about them and their use? Were they fitted during storage or shipping or issued to the soldiers for field use ?
Thanks for another gem of information about the Swiss Lugers.
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PS to Castellano, Thanks for the photos of your very nice Swiss Lugers. I have an 06 Bern and hoping to find some other models.
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Honestly, I do not know how or when the muzzle protectors were used. I guess it is just part of the Swiss love of Lugers. The Swiss used the Luger regularly in competition so perhaps is as simple as keeping a scrupulously cleaned bore spotless between matches. I have seen the photos of the Luthy device in books but never any explanation regarding their use.
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I think that this piece accompanied almost all factory Lugers P-06/29 pistols. It is common to find Lugers P-06/29 pistols in Swiss gun shops with that piece attached.





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Hugh,
They are Swiss muzzle protectors made by Luthy. I took the photo of that group of Swiss Lugers about 20 years ago. I still have them and I have since added #109 Swiss Military with unrelieved frame and flat button magazine. Very nice condition and one of the best guns in my collection.
OK, you did it again.
Something else I have to look for to add to my collection
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here is a pic of their 1937/38 catalog I believe they were a Swiss Sportsmans supply house
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Simpson has 3 listed
C 10450
C 10451
C 24167
BE WARNED THEY AINT CHEAP !

They also have an interesting rifle bore Gauge M 4560
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Simpson has 3 listed
C 10450
C 10451
C 24167
BE WARNED THEY AINT CHEAP !

They also have an interesting rifle bore Gauge M 4560
Note that they are all consignment items - and way overpriced in my opinion. Also be aware that the first two are for 9mm barrels and won't work with Swiss guns.
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I think that this piece accompanied almost all factory Lugers P-06/29 pistols. It is common to find Lugers P-06/29 pistols in Swiss gun shops with that piece attached.
No way - they are rare and expensive, also in Switzerland
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Beautiful collection Senor Castellano. My tongue is hanging out.
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