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Chamber dated 1939 and toggle marked "42", with eagle/63 and firing proofs on the barrel extension and barrel with the firing proof repeat...

This is a very nice example of a 1938 dated "S/42" code Mauser Luger pistol. This series has the all blued finish with the checkered walnu...

Blank chamber and toggle marked with DWM monogram, with Su/38 Simson rework and eagle test firing proof on right side of barrel extension and crown/N

The 480 Code was produced in late 1940 and represented the first true military contract pistol with approximately 7,250 produced. This earlier product

The immediate predecessor to the P-38, this pistol bears an "eagle/ 359" (Walther) martial proof on the right side of the slide. Fixed sig...

The left side of the slide has the "P.38" and stacked "ac/40" code markings next to the serial number. The right side of the sl...

Third Zero Series P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with the left side marked with the Walther banner followed by "P.38" and the serial number an...

This is an example of a very scarce prewar Swedish commercial contract Walther Mod. HP pistol with early proof marks. This pistol has the early high p

A) Produced after the war at the Mauser factory, under French supervision. Left side of slide marked "P.38 svw /46" along with the serial ...

This is a nice example of a 2nd variation ac/41 code P38 pistol. The left side of the slide is marked "P.38" next to "ac/41" an...

A) The in-line AC44 Walther manufacturing code on left side of slide with matching numbers on slide, frame, and barrel lug. "359" proofs a...

This is a scarce example of the approximately 2,300 Second Issue Zero Series Transitional P38 pistols. This pistol has the standard exposed extractor

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38 ac/ 43" and the serial number and the right side of the slide is stamped with two "eagle...

This is an example of a rare Walther P.38 pistol with "480" code markings. The 480 Code was produced in late 1940 and represented the firs...

Fixed sights and standard markings, with "eagle/ 359" proofs on many parts, matching numbers, and ribbed brown grips. With a later WWII p...

This is an excellent example of a desirable Model 1908 Commercial luger that was produced by the DWM factory. These 1908 models were the first true pr

This is an excellent example of a late WWI imperial German luger that was manufactured in 1917. This pistol has a rust blued finish with the straw col

Chamber dated 1938 and toggle marked "S/42", with "eagle 63" and "droop wing eagle" proofs on right side of barrel ext...

This is an excellent example of a post-WWI DWM Model 1920 Commercial luger semi-automatic pistol. It has the rust blued metal finish with the straw co

Fixed sights, with "1940" on the chamber and the Mauser banner on the toggle link. A sear safety has been installed on the extension, with...

Dated 1940 on top of the chamber and marked "42" on the toggle. Two "eagle/ 655" proofs and the "eagle/ swastika" firi...

This is an excellent example of the 1914 pattern, WWI Luger as used by all German forces. These pistols have an all rust blued finish with straw color

Blade front and adjustable tangent rear sights, "1917" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle link. Three "cr...

This is a very nice example of a mid-production 1906 DWM American Eagle luger. Made expressly for export to the United States to increase sales by DW

1913 is generally accepted as the last year that DWM manufactured the 1908 pattern luger pistol. These can be distinguished by the lack of the hold-op

Produced in mid-1942 marked "BYF" and "42" (see close-up), barrel marked with double "eagle/135" Waffenamt proofs and ...

Blade front and tangent rear sights with fine adjustment screws, "1917" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle lin...

This model was made specifically for the Royal Portuguese Army with only about 5,000 total were produced. The top of the chamber is marked with the l

This is an excellent example of an early 1929 Swiss Military Luger made at the factory in BERN. This model has the distinctive, straight grip frame an

Fine-adjustable blade front and tangent rear sights. Marked "1916" on top of the extension and "DWM" on the toggle link, with th...

Approximately 17,000 of these pistols were manufactured for the Swiss military and were most likely produced between 1918 and 1933. Blank chamber and

This is an example of a Luftwaffe M.30 Drilling that was manufactured by J.P Sauer & Son in June 1942. The M.30 Drillings were high grade commer...

This is a late WWII K98 rifle that was produced at the Mauser-Werke, A.G. Oberndorf facility and subsequently fitted with the short side rail sniper r

This is another beautiful example of a prototype K98 style heavy barreled sniper rifle "Serial Number 7". This rifle is almost identical t...

These pistols were all WWI Lugers that were arsenal reworked to conform to the Versailles Treaty and were specifically issued to German military and/o

Chamber dated 1940 and toggle marked "42", with eagle/655 and firing proofs on the right side of barrel extension and on the barrel, with ...

Chamber dated 1939 and toggle marked "S/42", with eagle 63 and firing proofs on the barrel extension and barrel. Properly marked safety po...

This is an excellent example of a late WWI imperial German Luger that was manufactured in 1918. This pistol has the correct factory rust blued finish

Blade front and tangent rear sights graduated to 800 meters, "1917" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle link. T...

This is a very nice example of an early 1936 production luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory. The pistol has the rust blue finish and straw col

Chamber dated 1938 and toggle marked "S/42", with "eagle/63" and "droop wing eagle" firing proofs on barrel extension ...

This one of the approximately 5,000 Model 1906 DWM lugers made for the Royal Portuguese Army. The Royal Portuguese Crest of Manuel II is present on to

This is a nice example of an all original, 1937 production P.08 Luger that was manufactured by the Mauser factory with all blued parts with the checke

This is a very fine example of a Military Luger pistol that was produced by the DWM factory in 1913. It has always been generally accepted that the ne

Fine adjustable blade front and tangent rear sights, "1917" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle link. Three &qu...

Fixed sights, with "42" on the chamber and "byf" on the toggle. The barrel extension is marked with a pair of "eagle/ 135&q...

This is a nice example of an original, early 1937 production luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory. In the "t" block of serial numbe...

This is a very unique 1920's era Rework Luger that is interestingly enough numbered in the Commercial Serial Range, 71232 using a 1917 dated, 19...

This is a very fine example of the 1914 Military pattern, WWI Luger as used by all German forces. These pistols have an all rust blued finish with str

Chamber is dated 1916 and toggle has the DWM logo, with three crown/gothic letter proofs and Imperial eagle proof on the barrel extension and firing p