Help with Luger

[rajko84]

I picked up this Luger. It is all matching, it is .30 caliber. There is no import marks.It looks like imperial proof marks. But I am not sure what do I have. Is it export model, is it foreign country order? So any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
Regards RD

[rajko84]

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[rajko84]

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[GWA]

The small horizontal crown/N proofs and blank toggle indicate that it was assembled in Suhl during the Weimar period.

[rajko84]

The small horizontal crown/N proofs and blank toggle indicate that it was assembled in Suhl during the Weimar period.

So this is commercial Luger?

[GWA]

It was originally assembled as a commercial model but judging by the serial number placement it may have gone into military or police service. Are you sure that it's 7.65 mm?

[Johnny Peppers]

Some parts show Erfurt acceptance marks, and right side appears to show where hold open was added with acceptance mark. This would date frame to 1913 or earlier,

[rajko84]

It was originally assembled as a commercial model but judging by the serial number placement it may have gone into military or police service. Are you sure that it's 7.65 mm?

No I am not sure, I will check tonight

[GWA]

Mr. Peppers is absolutely correct. At least the frame came from an early military but it and the upper were rreassembled and proofed at a later date in Suhl.

[Ronnie Fry]

I am by no means "dissing" this pistol.... It is a most interesting assemblage of parts flying in loose formation!! I note no stock lug, and scrubbed toggle. They were doing some weird things back there right after WWI.
Thanks for showing, and thanks for expert input Johnny and GWA.

[Johnny Peppers]

No stock lug is correct on that pistol frame. Stock lug didn't start showing up until late 1913.

[rajko84]

Thank you guys