Description
6/1/23 – This is an excellent example of a Mauser Luger issued to the Nazi military in 1937. All matching with the proper “Eagle 63” military acceptance proofs. This is a first variation pistol, characterized by having straw-colored small parts. Later in 1937, they changed to bluing on the whole gun. This one also comes with one original matching-numbered magazine. The gun itself has retained about 96% of its original finish. While there is very little actual finish loss, there is some dulling on the grip straps and a small spot of discoloration and pin-pricking on the left side of the frame. Fitted with minty matching-numbered wood grips. The bore has good rifling, but there is pin-pricking throughout.
