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![]() Nazi Re-work Luger - Possible Waffen SS Issue 1917 9mm WW2 / WWII Guns International #: 101473929 Seller's Inventory #: 12100 Category: DWM Pistols - Luger Pistols Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Legacy-Collectibles Company: Legacy Collectibles Member Since: 3/22/18 First Name: Chris Last Name: Joiner State: Pennsylvania Zip: 19301 Country: United States Phone: (610) 981-6041 Platinum Seller Number of Active Listings: 42 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. $40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required) Payment Types Accepted: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee) About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily! Description: This gun started out in 1917, during WW1, for the German Army. It was made by DWM. It survived the 1st World War, and stayed in service until the outbreak of WW2. At that time, the Mauser factory was making Lugers for the German (Nazi) Army, so that when the Waffen SS started up they had a hard time procuring arms. It is known that they opted to pick up foreign issued pistols such and the Polish Radom, Browning HP, and also re-worked WW1 guns. This particular gun has the Imperial proofs on the right side, but also TWO Nazi rework marks. These re-worked guns often went to the Waffen SS troops. The numbers are all matching, with the exception of the magazine. This gun has retained about 95% of its original bluing. Most of the wear is on the high edges and on the side plate. There is also some muzzle wear and at the base of the front strap. A few light surface marks here and there. Light pin-pricking on the straps. The bore has great rifling but minor frosting throughout. The magazine has a "42" code on it. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer: DWM Model: Luger Serial Number: 4961k Caliber Info: 9mm Condition: ~95% Bore Condition: 7/10 Manufacture Date: 1917 |