WWII German Luger

[Phosphorus32]

Fantastic Lugers! 

One with a matching holster...an artillery luger... 

[Greasemonkey]

Sleeper... I don't know if I would call them that, they are just Lugers.
The only others I have that would be worthy.. aside from the beater, which I ain't showing cause it's like I said, it's fugly, OK..I never photoed it cause it's ugly. 

a '37 S/42...Mauser made, last year for the straw colored parts. 1 matching magazine, one not matching and a repro P.38 holster.




My '38 S/42...again Mauser made, with the correct Luger clamshell holster and the actual takedown tool.. note the straw colored parts have vanished on this one. the trigger is blued now vs. the '37 above.






One thing that may make the 1938 a sleeper, is there is no guessing what it's story is or where it came from. She's got papers to prove her story.

[Greasemonkey]

And laugh as you might... but this Stoeger .22lr Luger was actually produced under license of Luger.

[Donp236]

Nice Lugar's.  That is the only WII gun I have side stepped. Don't even have one in my collection. I know very little about them. The P.38, Sauer and Sohn Model 38 and H model and the Mauser HSc are my main interest.

[Direct Connection]

And laugh as you might... but this Stoeger .22lr Luger was actually produced under license of Luger.

I think were reaching the bottom of GM's Barrel ,,  But I aint holding my breath because then here come the Albanian, Lugers Romanian Lugers Yugoslavian Lugers , Lugers Lugers  Ooooh Boy here they come : ) ha ha ha ha ha ha

[Greasemonkey]

With what they cost anymore... I'm surprised I, no, I've been lucky I was able to acquire just under half a bucket, much less a whole barrel

[martin08]

And laugh as you might... but this Stoeger .22lr Luger was actually produced under license of Luger.

I think were reaching the bottom of GM's Barrel ,,  But I aint holding my breath because then here come the Albanian, Lugers Romanian Lugers Yugoslavian Lugers , Lugers Lugers  Ooooh Boy here they come : ) ha ha ha ha ha ha

That is a Luger Luger, DC.  Sheesh!   And you forgot to put Russian (capture) Lugers on the list.

[Direct Connection]

That's a fine example Martin.. Mintish !! NIB as they say. When did the plastic grips come into play ? Really nice ! Masculine !!  Do you still have that really dark 54 Izhevsk laying around still ? Its time to sport that gem in a new thread. Or please pm me pics  Thats got to be the badest SkS ever ! thankyou

[martin08]

I can't tell which year the Russian plastic grips were introduced, except to call them post-war replacements.  The Russians also re-used the original walnut grips during refurbishment.

The Izhevsk?  That's buried in the vault someplace!