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Item: GERMAN LUGER 1920 COMMERICAL .30 Cal. Pistol Pickup: Wagoner, OK 74467 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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1920 German Commercial Luger in .30 caliber, 3.75" barrel, very good condition with tight action and shootable bore. Collectors and Luger enthusiasts buy these for historical value and investment, though some resellers target parts dealers or shooters seeking functional vintage pistols. Before bidding, verify the toggle-lock cycles smoothly, confirm the proof marks and serial number 3784 match documentation, inspect the blued finish for pitting under the patina, and test the magazine fit.
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GERMAN LUGER 1920 COMMERICAL .30 Cal. Semi Auto Pistol, 3.75" Barrel, Very Good Condition, Shootable Bore, Tight Action, sn:3784
This German 1920 Commercial pistol is chambered in .30 Luger and dates to the Weimar Republic era, when Treaty of Versailles restrictions limited military production. It retains the distinctive toggle-lock action, a blued finish showing an even, well-preserved patina, and checkered walnut grips that have long appealed to collectors of early 20th-century European sidearms. The "GESICHERT" safety marking is visible at the rear of the frame, along with a crown-over-N commercial proof on the left side -- a handsome piece of interwar German firearms history. Includes one magazine. (85207) (GSCA70)
