My Grandpa gave me this a couple of years ago. He brought it back from WW2

Nice broom handle.

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very cool...

what caliber..?? have you fired it..?

7.63 x 25

It shoots great. The wife likes it. She gets critters with it all the time.

I looked up the S/N and says it was made in 1913.

Achtung, baby!

RE #5

Please tell me that critters = ferral cats

NINE! Racoons

I know it isn't for sale, being your Grandpa's and all, but what do you figure it's rarity is. More rare than a 9 mm lugar?(sp)

I dont know.... I have seen these for sale starting around $900 and up.

I was going to tell you its from WW1 but you figured it out, used in WW2 I'm sure.
Awesome pistols. One of the finest automatic pistol of its day an then some.
I liked the version that had a stock that could be attached.
Thats a keeper alright

Is it full auto? X

No semi auto.

this one probably isn't
They were the first

Nice stuff.

would you know is that holster original?

Nice !!! A good memory to have handed down, and to hand down again.

Not sure about the holster.... It fits well and looks the part.

I would love to have his .45 to go with this!

The story goes that he had a duffle bag full of lugers and Mausers on the way home from WW2 and gambled them away on the train home.

Do not sell that weapon, you are lucky to own the thing.

Poor little critters probably do not think so......

LOL

Charlie

Very Cool!!