9/15/21 - This is an interesting example of a "between the wars" luger. It started out as a 1920's era commercial gun - crown/N commercial proofs indicate that. Also, it would have been made by DWM, but later reworked during the Nazi era (See WaA66 proof on right side). This rework was most likely done in the 1930's when the Nazi's were in power and trying to sneak guns into inventory which violated the Treaty of Versailles. They added the police sear safety, and the extra magazine safety. There is no date the chamber, and the toggle is unmarked. No Crown N proofs. The gun comes with a police holster and a police "Star K" magazine. The holster and magazine are numbered and matching to each other but not to the gun. They all came together though, so it's possible it was issued this way. The gun has retained about 97-98% of its finish. There is very minor wear on the side plate, side rails, and around the muzzle. Some very minor patina at the base of the straps. Comes with excellent grips - the right panel is unmarked, the left panel has an "S/42" armorer's replacement marking. Excellent bore with strong rifling and a few spots of minor oxidation.
