Hi all.
I have those 2 KM Luger magazines i wanted to show. I am not a Luger colector, and wonders if they are rare to find?
I have those 2 KM Luger magazines i wanted to show. I am not a Luger colector, and wonders if they are rare to find?
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Not at all easy to find especially in that condition -
Thanks for reply.
They came together with a short KM Luger in a holster, onely one of the magazines has number to it, as seen in the picture abow. Both are KM marked.
Picture of the KM marking on the deactivated shortned KM Luger��Last edited by 1945; 04-06-2020, 01:41 AM.Comment
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Pistol was originally either an Erfurt 4" or DWM LP08. What are the acceptance marks on right side of receiver.Comment
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Hi and thanks for replying��
It is a navy rework, i found this on Internett.
This Luger have started as a Lp08 i think.Last edited by 1945; 04-07-2020, 10:40 AM.Comment
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Yes it is a Navy rework. Just wondering what it was originally.Comment
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It looks like it was a Lp08, the barrel have the same number and stamps and so on.
If we see the back of the barrel it have traces after what i think is the tangent sight?
It is a DWM.Last edited by 1945; 04-07-2020, 10:53 AM.Comment
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I believe you are correct. They turned the LP08 sight boss down on the barrel.Comment
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Is this a rare version to find, or do naval reworked p08 like this often pop up?Comment
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They are very scarce and arguably (isn’t everything in this field?��) rare as the Weimar era navy was tiny and late attrition was astounding.
Is this one MA stamped on the left side. A lot of these conversions were done by the Marine Arsenal for the Ostsee fleet.Comment
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Hi and many thank you and others comenting in this tread, giving from your knowledge😃👍
It has no further KM or earlyer Weimar marinen markings on it, not at the left side were ofen a krown M are plased. It onely has this Ostsee number on the grip, and weimar(?) eagle with a O underneath on barell and left side chamber of the pistol.Comment
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As mentioned above this one was converted from a long barrel 08, probably in the later 20s or early 30s. IMO the work probably was done at a Navy Arsenal. Assuming that the frame is matched to the receiver, this Luger was issued to the Ost See fleet in the early to mid 30s.Comment
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