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Luger P04 Navy Pistol. Action marked DWM and commercial proof marks on the frame. Engraved on the back strap is I.T.D. 1305 just below the grip safety. All parts on this weapon match except for the magazine which has the number 860.
This is a commercial model Navy Luger.
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
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 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
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
Luger P.08 semi automatic pistol. The top toggle is stamped VICKERS LTD and has British proof marks. The barrel has the date 1925 together with the serial number. The grip has a rear safety catch. Ori
