A Mauser Luger, Code "G S/42" (1935)
A Mauser Luger, Code "G S/42" (1935)Cal. 9mmLuger, SN. 3790 c, matching numbers incl. magazine, firing pin and receiver axle, the grips without number. Barrel length 10 cm, bright bore. Military proof marks and model-typical acceptance marks "W|154" and "S|92" ("subvariation 1"). Eight shots. The chamber area marked with date code "G" for 1935, manufacturer code "S/42" on the forward toggle link. Original bluing >99%, with minor signs of use. Straw colours and nitre-bluing on small parts well preserved. Dark walnut grips with fine checkering, hardly any signs of wear. Nickel-plated crimped magazine with aluminum base, marked "3790/C/+" and acceptance mark Eagle/"154".See Kenyon, Charles, "Lugers at random", p. 264f, and Still, Jan, "Third Reich Lugers", pages 27 to 38.WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer - more info hereCondition: I -
[ translate ]A Mauser Luger, Code "G S/42" (1935)Cal. 9mmLuger, SN. 3790 c, matching numbers incl. magazine, firing pin and receiver axle, the grips without number. Barrel length 10 cm, bright bore. Military proof marks and model-typical acceptance marks "W|154" and "S|92" ("subvariation 1"). Eight shots. The chamber area marked with date code "G" for 1935, manufacturer code "S/42" on the forward toggle link. Original bluing >99%, with minor signs of use. Straw colours and nitre-bluing on small parts well preserved. Dark walnut grips with fine checkering, hardly any signs of wear. Nickel-plated crimped magazine with aluminum base, marked "3790/C/+" and acceptance mark Eagle/"154".See Kenyon, Charles, "Lugers at random", p. 264f, and Still, Jan, "Third Reich Lugers", pages 27 to 38.WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer - more info hereCondition: I -
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