Hi All,
This is my first post and wish to thank in advance all who will help about getting more info about this Luger. From the few info I could obtain it should have been produced by Mauser (42) in 1940. All parts are marked "7291" or "91". On the left side few Waa reading "655" under the eagle. Lots of markings under the barrel. Apart the new one regarding the new caliber 9X21 (due to Italian laws 9Para can be used only by Armed Forces and Police) I cannot understand what the others mean. Moreover right below the barrel there is a gothic "Z". The magazin is marked with a Waa with 37 below and the letters FXO. Also marked P08 on on e side. I was wondering if the plastic buttom is original. When I bought it it was equipped with a strange pair of bakelite grips of a type I have never seen before (East Germany?). I replaced the old ones with a pair of woodden ones. It was paid €550 which seems fair to me. Here in Italy these guns are becoming scarse and mono-numbered ones are not easy to be found.
This is not really my area and any help in sorting out the meaning of the markings would help.
Thanks
Paolo
This is my first post and wish to thank in advance all who will help about getting more info about this Luger. From the few info I could obtain it should have been produced by Mauser (42) in 1940. All parts are marked "7291" or "91". On the left side few Waa reading "655" under the eagle. Lots of markings under the barrel. Apart the new one regarding the new caliber 9X21 (due to Italian laws 9Para can be used only by Armed Forces and Police) I cannot understand what the others mean. Moreover right below the barrel there is a gothic "Z". The magazin is marked with a Waa with 37 below and the letters FXO. Also marked P08 on on e side. I was wondering if the plastic buttom is original. When I bought it it was equipped with a strange pair of bakelite grips of a type I have never seen before (East Germany?). I replaced the old ones with a pair of woodden ones. It was paid €550 which seems fair to me. Here in Italy these guns are becoming scarse and mono-numbered ones are not easy to be found.
This is not really my area and any help in sorting out the meaning of the markings would help.
Thanks
Paolo
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