World War I period proofed Lunger with WWII replacement magazine and mismatched numbers. A toggle-locked, recoil-operated semi-automatic pistol with an 8 round capacity, firing 9 x 19mm parabellum ammunition. *FFL Required to purchase this firearm. Luger has no date, late War - Imperial Markings - With Holster . Assembled to circumvent Treaty of Versailles regulations. Serial number 6278, magazine has number 4362. Has Luger logo and three touch marks on the barrel.

Weight (Lbs): 2.26
Height (In.): 6
Width (In.): 10.25
Depth (In.): 2
Size: 216.5 x 4.0 x 4.0"
Maker: DWM
Material: Blued steel
Date: World War I (1914-1918)
Provenance: N/A
Condition: Finish is 80% Good condition for a combat pistol over 100 years old, no rust. magazine and toggle arm both in working order, WWII replacement magazine, mismatched numbers and World War I proofs.
History: One of the first semi-automatic pistols. The Luger was designed to use a toggle-lock action, which uses a jointed arm to lock, differing greatly from the slide actions of almost every other semi-automatic pistol. (If the gun is accurately dated to the Weimar Republic years between World War I and World War II it is a valued collectible).