Let's have a NES Luger Family Pic Post to show Fred that his piece belongs with the NES. Lugers of the world unite!
I'll get mine up later - out the door now.
T
I'll get mine up later - out the door now.
T
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Help Fred stay in the Luger Family - Post your Lugers!
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Byf 42
Smile if you like Lugers!1917 Erfurt, once belonging to M.G. 10.K. L.122. N.4.; the machine gun platoon, 10th company, 122nd Landwehr (Territorial/Reserve) Infantry Regiment (Württemberg). Matching pistol, mismatched Erma mags with one probably the original spare. The 122nd ended the war in the Argonne, and this Luger probably came home with a Doughboy.
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JuergenG
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Family photo of a raid on an estate:
upper left: Erfurt 1918
lower left: Mauser 42 1940
upper right: RC DWM 1916 w/ unit mark of an MG sniper troop, made it through 2 wars
lower right: P.38 byf 44
upper left: Erfurt 1918
lower left: Mauser 42 1940
upper right: RC DWM 1916 w/ unit mark of an MG sniper troop, made it through 2 wars
lower right: P.38 byf 44
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...family-one-that-I-ve-been-hunting-for-a-while
^ My previous Luger thread...
Mine has some mismatches too, but I don't regret it at all, such an amazing piece
^ My previous Luger thread...
Mine has some mismatches too, but I don't regret it at all, such an amazing piece
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WWII lugers are marked p08
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I thought I had a solo pic, this will have to do. 1918 Erfurt.
Dirtypacman
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It is a mix match - 1917 DWM
JuergenG
NES Member
Whoa, I have one with serial 3292 as well - DWM 1915, h-block.
She came from an estate with a scrubbed unit mark, matching except trigger bar but including one matching mag.
45collector
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I guess this is the only picture I have of my 41byf P.08. I'll have to take a few better, closer-up ones soon. The P.38 is AC43, all matching. Neither are import marked. I had to replace the extractor in the P.08 with a repro, but I still have the original (broken) extractor. All other parts matching except magazine of course.
All I can say is WOW. Maybe we should have a sub section of the Milsurp section on Lugers. After my purchase I was amazed at all of the years, the differences with models and the sheer attraction one has to this handgun.
Now to find a Finn. Thanks to Tim for starting this. There are some great pics of folks pieces. Thanks guys.
Now to find a Finn. Thanks to Tim for starting this. There are some great pics of folks pieces. Thanks guys.
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The ART is a 1915 DWM all matching. The other one is a byf 42 none matching,but the upper all matches itself and the lower matches itself.The funny parts is the trigger plate [side plate] has two numbers they are the first numbers to the upper,and lower ser. number.
45collector
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That's probably the happiest coincidence ever in the Luger world.
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Alrighty here's better shots of my P.08
or was assembled during Oktoberfest 
I may just have to organize a Luger shoot.
Still haven't shot mine!
