DWM Luger With History

[RonR]

#16

[RonR]

#17

[RonR]

Last one.

[PJR]

Wow! Really super!

[Jason]

Hello Ron,
It has character.Please post some some pics after you clean it up.

[Douglas Jr.]

I think that the grip screws are correct for an Erfurt Luger.
But it has a lot of story for sure. I really enjoy it!

Douglas

[tankgewehr]

Hello

This D.W.M P08 as been built in year 1911. The double date 1920 mean that he as serve in the reichwehr.
For me, nice P08.
Tankgewehr

[n2666s]

Good Gawd Amighty.........character just oozes out of her...........how do you plan on cleaning the rust on the slide?.......TIA

Lou

[Larry Dickson]

Good Gawd Amighty.........character just oozes out of her
Lou

Took the words right out of my mouth.

I like 'em with some attitude.

[Asper]

Wonderful example Ron.

Good Show,

Asper

[GerColctor]

Those are grip screws from an early Erfurt Luger. The tiny inspection stamp was only used on Erfurt issued grip screws

Very nice early DWM (only 13,000 made in 1911), that saw a lot of service.

Joe

[Jerry Burney]

Ron, Interesting pistol. There appears to be a Nazi Eagle on the right side of the rail along with the Imperial proofs. Do you think you could get a close up photo of it? I would like to see the marking below and to the right of it.

Jerry Burney

[leondes]

Hi Jerry,

I believe that is a partial HZa marking which means it was reworked during the Weimar period. I have a similar pistol and my markings are more clear.

http://lmd-militaria.com/page157.html

Regards, Leon

[rajko84]

Nice find

[RonR]

Ron, Interesting pistol. There appears to be a Nazi Eagle on the right side of the rail along with the Imperial proofs. Do you think you could get a close up photo of it? I would like to see the marking below and to the right of it.

Jerry Burney

Jerry,

Thanks for asking.

Hope this helps.