Unit marked 1912 luger

[MAP]

That's not fair John,
There are some here who have a passion for firearms, But a Luger on the lugerboard is a good suggestion.

Semper Fi
Phil

I agree. Our interests and membership is very broad which is the appeal of WRF. And agree with John, sometimes on niche items, a site like Lugerboard is a great suggestion as it is narrowly focused.

[HARRY THE MOLE]

You will get more opinions if posted on lugergunboards as there is not must interest in guns on this site.
John

I can't say as I have ever noticed any lack of interest in firearms on WRF... although you might just occasionally get the odd weapon slip through unseen. That P08 is a beauty by the way!

[Rescue190]

That's not fair John,
There are some here who have a passion for firearms, But a Luger on the lugerboard is a good suggestion.

Semper Fi
Phil

I apologize for what has been seen as negative.

My statement is based on what I have seen since I have been here. Not trying to disrespect any members or visitors that appreciates firearms. Firearm posts on this site cannot be more than one 1/100 of the posts.

I post any firearm on this site to share knowledge and examples here even if I post it to the main Gunboards or Luger Gunboards.

John

I would like someone else to verify the unit marking on this gun since I am only 80% confident it is correct.

[habicht]

John's reading of the unit marking is correct; 169th Infantry Regiment, machine gun company, weapon number 50.

[guns ltd]

Nice luger. I have one just like it in my WWI side of my war room. The unit markings are correct with the 169th.
Thanks for sharing...

John

[Anderson]

Just a lovely pistol.

[Larry C]

Its not that often we see these early Pre WW 1 Lugers.
A very nice piece of early History ..and btw ..all these items matter and will get great attention here

Regards Larry

[cat66]

Thank you for getting back with me, I’ll keep
It safe and sound I wish it could talk how it ended up here