Newly Posted Lugers and Parabellums

	This is a 1906 DWM (*Deutsche Waffen und Munitions Fabriken) Navy, 2nd Issue Imperial military gun. This piece is a 6 inch (150mm) barreled all-matching 9mm Parabellum with the Navy adjustable rear sight and matching Navy magazine. (1386) PENDING*
	1922 Abercrombie and Fitch In 1922 the Abercrombie & Fitch Company of New York, known then as the "Greatest Sporting Goods Store In the World" imported 100 of these Lugers from Germany to sell at a then sales price of $40.00. Along with this beautiful gun is an original 1906 holster with the A&F cartouche. A real treasure for the advanced collector. SOLD (1385)
	This is a 1908 DWM (*Deutsche Waffen und Munitions Fabriken*) Imperial German Navy, military gun. This piece is a 6 inch (150mm) barreled all-matching 9mm Parabellum with the Navy adjustable rear sight and matching Navy magazine. (1053)
	This is a 1917 DWM (*Deutsche Waffen und Munitions Fabriken*) Imperial Navy This piece is a 6 inch (150mm) barreled 9mm Parabellum with the Navy adjustable rear sight and matching Navy magazine. This example has all matching serial numbers. The thumb safety is marked "Gesichert" and when exposed (safety down) means safe. (1514)
	1906 Russian This is one of the most coveted guns by collectors'. This is a 9mm Luger manufactured by DWM for Russian sale with the crossed Nagant rifles over the chamber. See description by clocking on the following button (1480)
	This is a excellent example of the 1920 Model DWM (Deutsches Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Co) sporting carbine. These were a limited manufacture for the "light rifle market". The barrel is 300mm long with a ramp front sight and came in the 7.65mm (.30 Cal Luger)which was the preferred caliber for accuracy both in Europe and South America. (1476)
	1914 DWM Artillery 9mm All Matching Full Rig. Very difficult date for the Artillery collector as Erfurt was the designee to build the 200mm Lange Pistole during 1914 and DWM versions we stopped after limited production. 1223
	1906 American Eagle This is a 1906 Model, 7.65mm (.30 Cal Luger) with the "new model" transitional frame with a Type III thumb safety and a grip squeeze safety. There is an "American Eagle" from the US Great Seal over the Chamber and the DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken AG) on the first toggle link. (1141) SOLD
	1938 Krieghoff Rig This is a very 1938 dated Krieghoff manufactured Luger in a final shipment of the contract of 10,000 for the German Air Force in begun in 1935. This variation represents only 50 known Lugers produced in 1938. This is a full rig with an all matching Luger, including the matching magazine, a proofed Krieghoff holster and proofed loading tool with a second magazine. (1502)
	This is the classic 1906 American Eagle Luger. From the 100mm barrel chambered for the 9mm cartridge this is a 'must have' for most American Eagle DWM Collectors. These were the first commercially sold 9mm pistols in the US; DWM actually had to make the cartridges in those days. These were the export guns, stamped Germany meant for the American market. (788)
	The Fabrique Nationale (FN) Browning Model 1922 pistol bears the distinction of being developed strictly at the request of a FN customer. Specifically, the "Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes" (later known as Yugoslavia). This is a self loading semi-automatic pistol, blowback operated in 9mm Short (Kurtz).
	Here is a very rare 1905 manufactured '06 model with the long frame, long sear, grip safety and Gesichert, 120mm barrel in 7.65mm with a five digit commercial serial number in an all matching investment quality Parabellum. 1388
	1938 S/42 This is a 1938 Chamber dated Mauser Code S/42 built for contract for the German Wehrmacht. This Parabellum is 9mm with a 4" (100mm) barrel that is proofed and serial numbered to the gun. Serial number placement is in the military ("exposed") style. The thumb safety is marked "Gesichert" and extractor "Geladen." This example has all matching numbers. (770)
	This is a transitional 1924/29 Swiss Model Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Bern on license from the DWM. It is 9mm barrel with the 120mm standard classic barrel. These were to be military models featuring no stock lug and distinctive grips. It comes with a 1942 military holster which is in good condition plus and extra magazine. It has the squeeze grip safety and the thumb safety. The extractor is marked "Geladen". (1389)
	1902 Carbine w/sling and carrying case. This is a excellent example of the 1902 Model DWM (Deutsches Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Co) sporting carbine. These were a limited manufacture for the "light rifle market". The barrel is 300mm long with a ramp front sight and came in the 7.65mm (.30 Cal Luger). (1475)
	This is a 1957 Italian Beretta Model 1935. The M1935 Model Beretta is a single-action semi-automatic blowback pistol that fires the 7.65mm ammunition. The magazine capacity is 7 rounds. As this pistol was built for the Italian army. No import markings. (1187)
	This is an original WWII German Walther built P-38. Dated 1942 by the code "ac42" it has all matching numbers on frame, slide and barrel. All 359 code Waffenampts are good. Bluing is very good to excellent. An Eagle 355 code WWII issue and is in excellent condition. No import marks. The Walther P38 was a 9 mm pistol that was developed by Walther as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II. It was a 9mm Parabellum intended to replace the costly Luger P08 with a magazine capacity of 8 rounds. (1175)
	This is a 1908 Model DWM Commercial Navy. This Parabellum is a 6 inch (150mm) barreled 7.65mm Parabellum with the Navy adjustable rear sight and Navy ringed blank magazine marked "Germany. This example has all matching serial numbers. (1302)
	This is a completely matching, 1916 Dated, DWM *(Deutsche Waffen und Munitions Fabriken)* WWI Imperial Luger with matching magazine. This is chambered for 9mm and has a standard 4" (100mm) barrel fixed sights and walnut grips. This WWI Luger manufactured for standard issue firearm to the German military. A very unique specimen in good condition with a lot of history in a 94 year old gun. (960)
	Prototype Magnesium Krieghoff This is a no serial numbered "magnesium" framed Krieghoff, properly Side Framed marked Prototype Luger with a very rare 100mm (4") barrel in the 9mm. The magnesium frame was tested to make it more lightweight and create a new species. This Luger came from the Tom Armstrong collection (1382)
	This is an original WWII German Walther built P-38 "0" series test gun built in 1939. It has all matching numbers on frame, slide and barrel. All E355 code Waffenamts are good. Bluing is very good to excellent. A "0" Serial Pre-WWII issue and it is in excellent condition. No import marks. Grips are black bake-lite. . Bore and rifling is excellent. A very nice example of an original Walther Banner WWII P-38 Test Series.
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	This is a very low serial "P" Code Commercial Krieghoff, properly Side Framed marked Luger with a very rare 150mm (6") barrel in the 7.65mm. This gun bears the characteristics of those commercial guns made in 1939 by markings and identification with nearby serial numbers and factory papers. (1380) (1380)
	Maadi Helwan, 9mm made in Egypt, imported in 1996, fixed sight, semi auto, single action, plastic grips, cross bolt hammer safety, last rd hold open, 8 rd mag, one mag, cleaning brush & rod, 4 1/2" bbl, finger rest, lanyard ring @ bottom of gun, looks like Beretta Brigadear, NIB The Helwan is actually a licensed copy of the Beretta 51 whereas the Maadi 920 is a copy of the M92 (similar to the one used by the US Armed Forces). (1373)
	There is a 1903 French Commercial from made by the DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken AG) factory which is displayed on the first toggle link. The extractor identifies this gun as a "French" contract gun with the "Chargé" on the extractor. (1226) (1257)
	32 Round Trommel magazine for the Artillery Luger. Designed to give extra support to the men who were protecting the Artillery and Machine Gun Crews of the Imperial Army the extra capability led to the development of the multi-round automatic rifle. One remaining - $1,650.00
	Expand your Luger knowledge with these out of print books on both the Dutch Luger, fully illustrated covering development of the Dutch Luger and all the miscellaneous counteracts between DWM and the Dutch including the story of Vickers. 260 Pages of 8.5x11 packed with pictures and illustrations.
	We have a selection of artillery stocks from an old collection that are various prices and levels of quality. Just scroll down on that page to see the stock and some rigs that are featured.