2010年6月6日 · I have a 1939 42 luger (eagle / 655, eagle / 655) with all matching serial numbers (3221 y) except for the aluminum bottom mag. (6402 d). I've only fired the luger to verify its feed & function, that's very good.

2008年1月19日 · It's value is around $5000. Your rig, even without the tool, would go for around $2500, because you implied that the original extractor is broken. If the extractor was still intact the value would be closer to $3000. Breakling numbered parts on a matching Luger can be pretty expensive, so that's a good reason not to shoot them.

The Luger is a toggle locked, recoil operated, semi-automatic pistol that is chambered in 9mm Parabellum. It utilizes an adjustable front blade sight and fixed V notch rear sight that is located on the rear toggle link. It is fed by a single stack 8 round detachable box magazine, but it can also be fed by using a 32 round drum.

Here we present a Nazi German S/42 Code P.08 Luger Pistol, made by Mauser-Werke in Oberndorf, Germany in 1937. This variant of the Luger Pistol is notable for its “S/42” code, which was a secret designation for the Mauser company, which made it.

2024年11月22日 · Yesterday, I purchased a Luger with 1939 markings by Mauser (42). I'm completely new into this, what can you say about it? All serial numbers are matching, only the magazine isn't. It's in perfect firing condition, very little wear. Thank you very much in advance.

2010年5月5日 · Mausers byf manufacturing code replaced the 42 code in early 1941. Its use continued until German Army contract Luger production ceased in late 1942. All 41 byf Lugers bear the late Test Proof (LTP), a P.08 stamped on the left frame panel, and have a bore gauge. Acceptance Stamps Variations

1939 '42' Code Mauser Luger 6/20/17 - This is a 1939 Mauser luger that was issued for use by the German army during WW2. It is all original, correct and matching. The original finish rates at about 85%, with the majority of the wear found on the straps

This 1937 Mauser S/42 is in good - very good condition and offered for $0,000.00 over the counter. This Parabellum show honest holster wear and a strong shiny barrel. This gun may be sold before being posted as such on the internet.

This all matching 42 coded Luger was manufactured by Mauser in 1940 with serial # 402. A double WaA 656 stamp, original bluing estimated at 94%, multiple tiny contact marks along the right side of the barrel and frame, nice bore and mint grips.

Features blade front and notch rear sights, "1939" date on the chamber, "42" code on the toggle link, "eagle/63" proofs on the extension and barrel, and "eagle/swastika" firing proofs on the barrel, extension, and breech block. Matching serial numbers on the frame, barrel and extension, along with matching "24" partials on small parts.