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Sir Martin
Have a German Luger with the DWM on the toggel. The S/N is 77xx and the only stamps on are "Made in Germany" and the proof mark. I need more information on the gun please. Blue book lists it as being made in 1900. The cal. is .30. On the front of sight is a "D". There is a loop mark below the S/N on the front of the fram. The number 14 is on the rear of the gun just below the rear sight. This is all that I can find on the gun. Should I be looking for more marks and is there a sight some place for just Lugers?
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  • Sir Martin
    Anybody know for sure if 1900 DMC American Eagle Luger made a presintation luger (nickel,with gold plating on the trigger,top of the toggle mag. releise,safty)

    Of course I'm out of my mind. It's dark and scary in there.
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  • perry shooter
    Hello Collectors of lugers look for all matching parts and ORG. finish. So if I understand your question correctly you should be able to get a refinished mismatched luger for $300.00 PLUS. Be aware that the luger was a great piece of workmanship but it had a lot of hand fitted parts"UNLIKE A GI 1911 TYPE 45" so a mismatched Luger might have functioning problems.
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  • p3skyking
    Anyone with a shootin' $300 Luger, sing out, I'll buy it (or as many as you have) right now!

    I think you may have to dig a little deeper in your wallet for what you are looking for.

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  • Muse
    If you can find one for 300.00 give me a holler!
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  • manderson
    Mauser produced a series of Lugers similar to the Swiss military model in the early 1970's. In the USA, Stoeger, which has owned the Luger trademark in the USA since the 1920's, began in 1980 to sell newly manufactured stainless steel Lugers. I would look for one of these as a shooter, however, I am not sure what they are selling for.
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