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1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
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Guns International #: 101645928
Category - Luger Pistols
- DWM Pistols
Seller's Information
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Seller: indydoc
Company: Metz Firearms
Company: Metz Firearms
Member Since: 10/20/10
State:
Illinois
Country: United States
Phone:
(217) 351-6070
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: certified or personal checks, bank wires
1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
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Guns International #: 101645928
Category - Luger Pistols
- DWM Pistols
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: indydoc
Company: Metz Firearms Member Since: 10/20/10
State:
Illinois
Country: United States
Phone:
(217) 351-6070
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days Payment Methods: certified or personal checks, bank wires
1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
Description: DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994. $25,595; serious offers considered Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger) |
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Guns International #: 101645928
Category - Luger Pistols
- DWM Pistols
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: indydoc
Company: Metz Firearms
Company: Metz Firearms
Member Since: 10/20/10
State:
Illinois
Country: United States
Phone:
(217) 351-6070
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: certified or personal checks, bank wires
1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
Guns International #: 101645928
Guns International #: 101645928
Category - Luger Pistols
- DWM Pistols
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: indydoc
Company: Metz Firearms
Company: Metz Firearms
Member Since: 10/20/10
State:
Illinois
Country: United States
Phone:
(217) 351-6070
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: certified or personal checks, bank wires
1900 Swiss Luger, s/n 14
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
Description:
DESCRIPTION: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to purchase a Luger that would be the crown jewel of almost any Luger collection. s/n 14 may be the lowest serial number 1900 DWM Swiss Luger available for purchase in decades. The middle toggle link is of the familiar rounded-tail shape, as almost all early 1900 Swiss were modified to this shape. The gun has the usual .30 cal./7.65 mm tapered 4-3/4" barrel with bore in perfect condition, a drift-adjustable front sight, Swiss cross over the chamber, early style breech block, dished toggles with toggle lock and a v-section rear sight. The frame is unrelieved for the raised magazine follower and has a narrow grip safety, strawed sear bar and a 14 mm Type 1 checkered safety covering a polished safety area. The serial number is presented on the barrel, perpendicular (not parallel) to the bore axis, on the barrel extension lug, on the rear toggle link and on multiple small parats of the gun; the trigger is numbered on the left side and the takedown lever and magazine release button are similarly numbered on their right side. The walnut grips are unnumbered and are in perfect condition. There are proof marks on the middle toggle link and the underneath surface of the barrel. All markings are razor-sharp as are the lightening milling machine marks near the end of the frame, as expected in an original gun. CONDITION: The condition of this stunning Luger can simply be described as mint in and out. All strawed parts are perfect. Blue is 99.99% with just the tiniest amount of wear showing on the side plate leading edges. The barrel band is unmarked and unworn. The rear toggle imprint on the back of the frame shows the smallest of imprints, indicating that gun was fired at least once. Unfortunately, no original flat-button magazine is available. PROVENANCE: This gun has been verified as 100% original and appraised by noted Luger collector Ralph E. Shattuck, and has been in my personal collection since 1994.
$25,595; serious offers considered
Buyer pays $150 shipping and insurance to qualified FFL/C&R license holder. Usual three-day inspectin period.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 7.65x22mm Parabellum (7.65x22mm Luger, .30 Luger)
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