DWM Luger

This 1915 DWM Imperial Luger Includes the matching magazine and holster. A 1914 P.08 model Luger dated to 1915, wears the standard 4in (100mm) barrel and is chambered in 9mm. DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken) was one of the many notable Luger manufactures from 1900–1943. In addition to the holster matched to the pistol, this Luger kit retains the proofed tool and 2 magazines. 1 of the 2 included magazines is a serial number match. Finished in blue, this Luger is in excellent condition throughout with handling marks only associated to light use and cycling. Minimal areas of finish thinning can be seen around the high edges of the pi...

This 1915 production DWM Artillery Luger is an excellent example of the 1914 Artillery long pistol known as the LP 08. This infamous parabellum pistol is chambered in 9mm and wears an 8 in barrel (200mm). This pistol is a serial number of “20a” . Military Lugers were numbered 1 –10000.  After that the production reset by adding a suffix (1a, 2a, 3a etc.). Austrian Georg Luger, the namesake and designer of the Luger, took inspiration from the C-93 a semi-automatic pistol developed by Hugo Borchardt. Ultimately this precision firearm became the standard side arm of the German armed forces.  Finished in blue throughout the frame and barrel,...