Jump to content

Search the Community

Showing results for tags 'Luger 9mm parabelum'.

  • Search By Tags

    Type tags separated by commas.
  • Search By Author

Content Type


Forums

  • Online Shop
    • Online Shop
  • Classifieds Area
    • ENTER CLASSIFIEDS AREA
  • News from the Front
    • News from the Front
    • Forum rules
  • Discuss Militaria
    • Helmets and Headgear
    • The Iron Cross Forum
    • Third Reich Medals and Badges
    • British Medals and Badges
    • Imperial German and other Nations Medals and Badges
    • Photos and Paperwork
    • Edged Weapons
    • De-activated and Antique Guns, Munitions and Fuzes
    • Uniforms, Belts and Buckles
    • Vehicles and Equipment
    • Panzer Forum
    • Aviation Forum
    • Naval Forum
    • Miscellaneous Militaria
  • Other Topics
    • Military and Historical Book reviews 
    • Military and Historical Film and TV Forum
    • Famous Historical Personalities
    • History Forum
    • My Collection
    • Toy soldier and Model Tanks
    • Science Fiction Forum
    • YouTube Forum
    • Off Topic Chat
    • Picture Gallery

Product Groups

  • Subscriptions
  • Banner advertising

Categories

  • Militaria listings
  • Wanted Section
  • Non Military Items
  • Toy soldiers and model tanks

Find results in...

Find results that contain...


Date Created

  • Start

    End


Last Updated

  • Start

    End


Filter by number of...

Found 1 result

  1. This is my favourite gun ,as can be seen it's a 1920 coded P08 Luger manufactured by DWM, it's full matching numbers excluding the mag which is third reich issue "All Comercial model Lugers up to the end of the war in 1918 had 5-digit serial# and lazy c/N proofs. Production ended around sn74722. Late 1919 Commercial production started again, continuing the 5-digit serial numbering beginning around 74745. Guns have upright c/N proof. This is new designation 1920 DWM (formerly 1923 Commercial). Mid-1921 the commercial serial# series reached 92000. DWM converted commercial production to the military convention of numbering, four digits with letter suffix. Numbering began with letter suffix i , guns have upright c/N proofs. This is new designation Alphabet Commercial (formerly 1920 Commercial). its possible the gun was assembled during the last year of the war but not finished due to the war ending, then after the war it was stamped with 1920, to be sold commercially, so this gun (or the the parts) where made just before end of WW1,then it was finally assembled for sale to the small armed force that germany was allowed to have.
×
×
  • Create New...