- GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH SERIAL NUMBERS
- GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH PDF
- GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH SERIAL
GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH SERIAL
(228P) Serial #35757, 7.65 Luger Auto caliber, 4 3/4″ barrel, rust blue finish and checkered walnut grips. $2,750.00 DWM Model 1906 Commercial American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol The grips are fine with well defined checkering and some small dings.
Small parts retain 70% original straw colors with some light spotting on the trigger. I have derived a great deal of satisfaction from putting this database together, I hope you enjoy it and I hope it will be of assistance the next time you examine or determine to buy a DWM commercial Luger.ĭWM Commercial Model 1906 American Eagle Luger Semi-Automatic PistolĬONDITION: NRA Very Good to Excellent with 85% plus original rust blue finish remaining with some high point wear on the side plate, some scattered small dings, a bright line under the safety which is common on all Lugers. If you know the whereabouts of Dave Soracco, or have a copy of this database and know the key, please contact me. This database incorporates a large database compiled many years ago by Dave Soracco, which has a comprehensive alphabetic code describing features of the entries, for which there is no key. I will be posting updates to the database occasionally, as significant amounts of new data are added.
GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH SERIAL NUMBERS
I appreciate being sent full serial numbers hidden-number xx submissions are not useful as data points. If you have a Luger which is not represented here, or if you can provide additional information on any guns already listed, please post the information here or email me. I still seek data on DWM Commercial Lugers to expand this database. Thanks also to Ed Tinker and John Sabato for their assistance in file conversion and actually making the file available. Thanks very much to John Dunkle for his gracious offer to host it. The single location means it will be much easier to maintain and upgrade. The downloadable file itself is being hosted on the Luger Forum. This could not have been accomplished, particularly in so short a time, without the existence of the internet and the kindness of all of you who have helped this project along. Thanks particularly to all of the participants in the online Luger Forum, Jan Still's Gunboards Luger Forum, the NAPCA forum and Auto Mag, and patient gun show table-holders who graciously provided information about guns from their collections for this survey.
I would like to thank Ron Wood for providing an early Luger database, as well as his Test Eagle database also Doug Coffey for passing along the Dave Soracco database. The database includes material from many sources. You can download and save it to your own computer by right-clicking the link (PC with Windows). It is a rather large file so be patient, it will take awhile to appear in the computer window.
GERMAN MAUSER LUGER SERIAL NUMBER SEARCH PDF
pdf format, can be accessed by clicking this link: Many of the entries include characteristics of the guns themselves when available. It has over 4,000 entries, spanning the serial number range from the first 1900 commercial series guns through the end of the 5-digit number system, and continuing through the v suffix of the Alphabet Commercials.
The DWM Commercial database I have been amassing for the last two years is now available for download.