Description
7/8/22 – This is a DWM Luger sold in the commercial market in the 1920’s. All of the numbered parts are matching, and it has the proper “Crown N” commercial proofs. The gun is missing a hold-open. The takedown lever was replaced and fits very tight to side plate. As a result, it is pretty difficult to move up and down. Overall, the gun is in fair condition, retaining roughly 50% of its bluing. There are areas of wear and spotty oxidation throughout but most noticeable on the grip straps, side plate, side rails, and along the barrel. Comes with fairly worn un-numbered wood grips and a blank-bottom wood magazine. The bore has good rifling with very minor pin-pricking throughout. This is a great example of a shooter-grade Luger.
