DWM 1939 Toggle Artillery Luger 9mm Pistol w/Stock (Used) from 2 If By Sea Tactical near New Prague, Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN

The Artillery Luger, the long-barreled LP08 pattern of the Parabellum pistol, is chambered in 9mm Parabellum and built on the classic toggle-lock action. With its 8" (200 mm) barrel, tangent-style rear sight, and detachable wood shoulder stock, it is one of the most recognizable military handguns of the early 20th century.

A used Artillery-style Luger, serial 2928, with the DWM monogram on the toggle, a chamber date of 1939 as marked, checkered wood grips, and its detachable wood shoulder stock and two magazines included, this pistol is a natural fit for collectors of German military pistols and Luger enthusiasts.

Specifications

• Toggle Marking: DWM Monogram

• Model: Artillery Luger (LP08 pattern)

• Serial: 2928

• Caliber: 9mm Parabellum (9x19mm)

• Action: Toggle-Lock, Recoil-Operated Semi-Automatic

• Barrel Length: 8" (200 mm)

• Capacity: 8 Rounds, Detachable Box Magazine (Standard Luger Magazine)

• Sights: Tangent-Style Rear; Front Blade

• Grips: Checkered Wood

• Shoulder Stock: Wood, Detachable (Included)

• Finish: Blued Steel

• Chamber Date: 1939 (as marked)

• Configuration: Semi-Automatic Pistol

Condition

Used

• Metal finish shows wear, thinning, and handling marks on the frame, receiver, and toggle

• Checkered wood grips show handling wear

• DWM monogram is stamped on the toggle

• Chamber is stamped 1939

• Partial numbers are visible on the toggle, frame, and other parts in the photographs

• Tangent-style rear sight and front blade are installed

• Detachable wood shoulder stock included

• Two magazines included

• Please review photographs carefully for exact cosmetic condition

Features

• Chambered in 9mm Parabellum

• Classic Luger toggle-lock action

• Artillery-style 8" (200 mm) barrel

• Tangent-style rear sight and front blade

• DWM monogram on the toggle

• 1939 chamber date, as marked

• Checkered wood grips

• Detachable wood shoulder stock

• Two magazines included

• Serial 2928

• Strong addition to a German military pistol collection