LUGER KRIEGHOFF S CODE LATE
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 1,800 mfg., Luftwaffe, ser. no. range 2300-4200.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 1,800 mfg., Luftwaffe, ser. no. range 2300-4200.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, many thousands produced, "S/42" stamped rear toggle, chamber dated 1936-1940. One of the most frequently encountered WWII military Lugers.
9mm Para. cal., 100 available on U.S. market.
9mm Para. cal., 11 3/4 in. barrel. Only 2 known, beware of fakes.
mfg. in U.S. by Ideal Corp.
stock lug, 9mm Para. cal., ser. nos. 70,000-74,000.
ser. range 89,001-91,000. Configuration: The last thousand or so made have "safe" on lever and "loaded" on the extractor, 3 7/8 in. x 7.65mm Para. barrels.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, 1,000 mfg., very rare in U.S., most often seen in the 60% and lower condition.
9mm Para. cal., 6 in. barrel, first issue, 19,000 mfg., mostly altered safety marking - "GESICHERT" in upper position. Ser. no. range 1-9,000a.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel. 1910-1918 dated. Most frequently encountered WWI military Luger, except for early production, most have stock lug, mfg. mid-1913-1918.
7.65mm Para. cal., 11 3/4 in. barrel, very rare.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 500-700 made, Luftwaffe military, 2 digit date, coarsely checkered plastic grips.
9mm Para. cal., 4 and 8 in. barrels, approx. 1,000 mfg. with 8 in. barrel, and 2,000-3,000 mfg. in 4 in. barrel, Farsi numerals.
.45 ACP cal., at least three originally mfg.
no stock lug, undated or 1910-1913.
Production data appears courtesy of Jan C. Still.
9mm Para. cal., 6 in. barrel, second issue, 2,000 mfg. Ser. range 9,000a-1,000b.
9mm Para. cal., 8 in. barrel. Dated 1914-18.
7.65mm Para. cal., 3 5/8-6 in. barrel, several hundred produced.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 9,000 mfg., 4 digit chamber date, 1936, 1937, and 1940 most common.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, over 1,000 mfg., commercial and contract sales, wood grips, no sear safety, often have strawed small parts.
9mm Para. cal., complete with leather briefcase and accessories, 250 mfg., but Interarms only imported 10 pistols.
John Martz of Lincoln, CA has converted WWII P.38s (please refer to P.38 section) and WWI or WWII Lugers into various configurations since 1968. These conversions are known for their quality workmanship and functional accuracy. Below is a g...
stock lug, dated 1913-1918.
7.65mm Para. or 9mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, less than 1,000 mfg., Swiss "Cross in Sunburst", short or long frame.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, grip safety, safety marked "RUST". Approx. 6,100 procured from Vickers, Ltd, England.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 150 mfg. for occupation forces, H-K marked toggle link.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, 1,000 mfg., safety marked "Rust". Dated 1936-40.
7.65mm Para. or 9mm Para. cal., imported target barrel and adj. sights, over 150 of First Variation mfg. (87 9mm, 63 7.65mm), approx. 2 mfg. (9mm) of Second Variation.
6 fabricated, disc.
usually w/o grip safety, 3 7/8 in. barrel - others available. Most common Luger, undated chamber, 7.65mm Para. or 9mm Para.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, long frame, Swiss Police has either "Cross in Shield" or "Cross in Sunburst," serial range 5,000-15,215.
7.65mm Para. or 9mm Para. cal., long frame, 4 3/4 in. barrel, 100 mfg., total for both cals.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 150 mfg., unmarked toggle link, many parts proofed "Eagle-over-2".
275 mfg. in 9mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrels, dated 1938, 25 mfg. in 9mm Para. cal., dated 1939, 30 mfg. in 7.65mm Para. cal., dated 1939, very rare in 7.65mm Para. dated 1940.
.22 LR cal., toggle action, all steel or aluminum construction, 4 1/2 or 5 1/2 in. barrel, right or left-hand safety, 10 shot mag., previously mfg. in the U.S. until 1985.
213 mfg. total, includes 9mm Baby Luger also.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, 5,000 mfg. from DWM in 1908 and delivered in 1910, ser. no. 01-5000, grip safety, blued finish, w/strawed small parts, no coat of arms on the chamber, should have Brazilian inspector proof on the right s...
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, dated, military issue, new manufacture.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 100-200 mfg., unmarked toggle, many parts proofed "Eagle-over-2".
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, grip safety, Portuguese marked safety and extractor. Approx. 200 mfg. in small groups between 1935-1941.
.22 LR cal., 1,000 mfg. in 1984-85, includes wooden box and extra mag.
2 1/4 (disc.), 2 1/2 (disc.), or 2 5/8 in. barrel.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, 1,500 mfg., most rebarreled to 9mm Para.
7.65mm Para. or 9mm Para. cal., 3 5/8-24 in. barrels, less than 1,000 mfg., made by DWM for Stoeger, sold in USA, longer barrel models have higher value.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, a few hundred produced, dated 1938. Commercial proof marks only.
9mm Para. cal., choice of 4 or 6 (Navy) in. barrel, stainless steel construction, choice of polished stainless or matte black (new 1996) upper frame finish, American eagle engraved on top of frame, curved front grip strap, 7 shot mag., plas...
89 fabricated (5 are babies), .45 ACP cal., fixed sights, 2 3/4, 4, 6, or 8 in. barrel. Disc.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 4,000 mfg., often seen as arsenal rework.
7.65mm Para. cal., 3 5/8 in. barrel, 14,000 mfg. ser. range 74,000-89,000.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrels, dated 1939-1940, rear toggle marked "42." One of the most frequently encountered WWII military Lugers.
.45 ACP cal., 6 or 8 in. barrel, adj. rear Navy sight, estimated mfg. is 25 pistols, disc.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel marked "Manufacture Francaise d'Armes & Cycles de Saint-Etienne."
7.65mm Para. cal., "safe and loaded" marked on frame and extractor, 7.65mm Para. cal., 3 7/8 in. barrel, safety and extractor marked in English, 2,000 mfg. ser. range 89,000-91,000.
9mm Para. cal., approx. 30,000 mfg., dated 1939-1942, police contract, have sear safeties, blue small parts. A few observed dated 1938.
.38 Super cal., 6 in. barrel, adj. rear Navy sight, 10 fabricated, disc.
7.65mm Para. cal., 4 3/4 in. barrel, "Manuel II" crest on chamber. Approx. 5,000 mfg.
7.65mm Para. cal., approx. 5,000-7,000 units made for Finnish military contract (Army and Navy), marked "SA" surrounded by a rectangle, most have been recently imported into the U.S.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, 2-digit date, approx. 7,000 mfg. in January of 1941, "41" dated chamber, "42" code, most 42 dates are reworks.
.38 Super cal., 4 to 8 in. barrel, fixed sight, 3 fabricated.
9mm Para. cal., "R.P. Anchor" on chamber, very rare. Majority of high condition guns refinished. Buyer beware.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, no grip safety, safety marked "RUST". Serial no. range 1-1484.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, thousands made, chamber dated "41" and "42". Rear toggle is stamped "byf", standard magazine was "fxo" marked and had an un-numbered plastic bottom. One of the most frequ...
.22 WMR cal., 6 or 9 in. barrel, fixed sight, 11 fabricated, disc.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, "Crown/Anchor" on chamber, very rare. Majority of high condition guns have been refinished. Buyer beware.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, several hundred produced, Austrian Federal Army, no serial letter suffix-same ser. placement as Mauser 42KU. Rarely encountered in mint condition.
.22 WMR (disc.), 7.65mm Para., 9mm Para., or .38 Super cal., 11-18 in. barrel with adj. rear sights. Disc.
9mm Para. cal., 4 in. barrel, approx. 400 mfg., very few reported.
9mm Para. cal., 3,500 mfg. Post-1942 Luftwaffe subcontract.
experimental pistols have been made in .40 S&W (disc.), .41 AE (disc.), .357 SIG (11 mfg., 7, 8, or 9 in. barrel) and .357 Mag. Most have 8 in. barrels (except for .40 S&W cal., disc.). Extreme rarity (and not for sale status) precl...