highpower3006
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I just acquired this 1913 Luger from a LGS. The story is that a lady inherited it from her uncle when he passed away. I am not a Luger collector and don't know a whole lot about them, but I do know that a pre WWI matching number, original finish Imperial Luger is not all that common a gun to find.
I would say it has somewhere around 80-85% of it's original rust bluing and about the same for the strawed parts. Bore is good with minor pitting, but sharp lands.
The best thing is that all parts are matching numbers except the magazine, even the grips and firing pin match. Pretty good for a 101 year old gun.
My pictures don't really show the condition of the gun to it's full extent as the glare kind of washes it out.
1913 P.08 Luger
I would say it has somewhere around 80-85% of it's original rust bluing and about the same for the strawed parts. Bore is good with minor pitting, but sharp lands.
The best thing is that all parts are matching numbers except the magazine, even the grips and firing pin match. Pretty good for a 101 year old gun.
My pictures don't really show the condition of the gun to it's full extent as the glare kind of washes it out.
1913 P.08 Luger