.22 Luger Copy

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Does anyone know who made a .22 in a copy of a luger? When I was a young'un a friend of mine had one but I don't know what kind it was, seems like the collection is calling out for a new friend.
 
The German company ERMA (Ermawerke) made one. I believe it was sold in the US at least during the early eighties. They still make .22LR gear for Luger P-08 9mm guns.
 
Stoeger also made a Luger copy, they actually own the rights to the Luger name. I happen to have one of the Stoeger made models. It has a toggle similar to a German Luger, but the barrel is fixed, and most of the toggle is stamped metal. Mine isn't the most reliable gun on the planet either...
 
johnwill,"mine isn't the most reliable gun on the planet either..."

An understatement :)

The little Erma Baby is (was?) a cute semi-auto, but I thought it was in .32 ACP.
 
In 1968 I bought one of the Erma .22 "Lugers". I didn't shoot it very much and soon traded it for something else. It sure looked neat.
Erma did later come out with one in .380 I believe.
 
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