DWM 1902 Luger--Value?

Ballistic

July 02, 2003 03:26

Continued from previous post. Estate also has a DWM Model 1902 Luger Carbine 11-3/4" bbl. SN219xx in Excellent condition with matching stock. Big bucks for this one.

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  Xracer

  July 02, 2003 05:21

  Big Bucks is right!
  
  From the Blue Book (hold onto your hat):
  
  1902 Carbine - 7.65 Para., 11 3/4" barrel, approx. 2500 mfg.
  
  Gun w/matching stock:
  
  98% - $13,750
  95% - $10,000
  90% - $8,250
  
  You're gonna have to bust the piggy bank for this one. [;)]

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  rhmc24

  July 02, 2003 05:30

  It would probably be worth your time to check into the luger website lugerforum.com where most of the luger world resides.

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  MIKE WISKEY

  July 02, 2003 11:15

  local gun shop just sold one of these, 95% w/nonoriginal front sight blade for $10,00.00 (i got to check it over and put the front sight on the right way).

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  captkirk3@dslextreme.com

  July 02, 2003 13:19

  Drop a note to Ralph Shattuck at <Ralph@WorldOfLugers.com> Ralphs the Author of World of Lugers..and Gunbrokers very own Expert...Just tell Him you're a member of the FORUMS...He'll be more than willing to be of Service...His Other address is <Ralph@lugers.com>...Best.....
  
  Captain Kirk, Tech Staff

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  mark christian

  July 02, 2003 14:05

  You don't see these often. This is from the auction of my old boss's (God rest his soul) firearms collection from 1993: "Very fine 1902 .30 Luger Carbine. 97% original blue, both front and rear grip straps are excellent. Straw on trigger gaurd, takedown, and safety near perfect (98+%) and all parts matching #24157 (close to your pistol Ballistic). Superb bore, crisp grips and fore end excellent with just a few light dings. Sling swivel intact. A really great 1902 Carbine that has been unrestored and complete with an original 1902 Carbine stock, the lug is not matching". [my boss had to grind off the original lug to make the stock legal way back when. Some years ago these stocked Lugers were removed from the NFA and he then added a replacement lug to the stock]. This pistol sold for $5250 plus a 10% buyer premium to the aution house ($5775 total plus sales tax if sold to a non dealer). This would be a bargan beyond compare at todays prices.
  
  Mark T. Christian

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