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The Luger LP08 Parabellum Artillery Model is a recoil-operated, locked breech, semi-automatic, striker fired pistol. The pistol is manufactured from ordnance steel and has high lustre bluing finish on the metal parts. The Luger features a unique toggle locking system, consisting of two tilting bars and a short moving barrel. The pistol has a frame mounted manual safety at the left side of the gun. Ammunition is chambered from an 8 shot, inline, detachable box magazine (missing). The pistol grips are manufactured from wood and are screwed to the frame. The frame has a lanyard loop and the rear of the pistol frame has provision for a shoulder butt stock. Markings- DWM 1917 with various manufacturing cyphers and proof house marks.
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Luger LP08 Artillery Model leather holster and wooden shoulder stock. The holster is made from brown cow hide and has heavy duty cotton stitching along the seams. The shoulder stock is made from wood
The Luger P08 Parabellum is a recoil-operated, locked breech, semi-automatic, striker fired pistol. The pistol is manufactured from ordnance steel and has high lustre bluing finish on the metal parts.
Luger LP08 Artillery Model, semi automatic 9mm pistol. The frame is stamped 1917 and the cocking toggle is marked DWM. Attached to the top of the barrel is an adjustable ladder sight, graded from one
Luger LP08 Artillery semi automatic pistol. Toggle marked DWM and the breech top 1917. All parts have matching serial numbers except for the magazine which is stamped 974. Two piece checkered wood gri
The Luger P08 is a recoil operated, locked breech, semi automatic pistol. The locking system consists of two tilting bars and a short recoiling barrel. The safety is a frame mounted manual safety loca
Detachable wooden stock for the LP08 Luger, Artillery Model Pistol. The stock fits to the pistol grip via a slide and lockable lug. The stock is attached to the holster by leather straps. Unknown
Luger LP08 Artillery Model semi automatic pistol. Action marked DWM, 1917 and the serial number. The magazine has the number 9387 and does not match the other parts of the weapon. It has a T section s
