MGC:

WWII German Luger P08

With Real Wood Grips

MGC Luger P08 in action !

Made in the 80's and no longer produced

In excellent good condition throughout /  unfired !

Latest CP version with 5x unfired / new condition reusable blowback cartridges

Photos above of actual Luger for sale.

Includes: Original box, original instructions, PFC cap loading tool, 5x unfired / like new MGC 9mm Parabellum blowback cartridges (new type), real wood grips (right grip has very small dink)

Nicely detailed with serial number, and matching numbers on each section of the Luger to add to the authenticity

We ship internationally. Please ask for shipping quote:  sales@mg-props.co.uk

PFC Primer caps:   £9.50 per box  (1 box = 100 PFC caps)  These are what makes the bang, smoke and creates the blowback to eject the shell

Spare reusable blowback cartridges:  £1.95 each

Lockable Aluminium Storage / Carry Case:     £22.95  Great for storing or safe transport of your PPK/S. Foam lined and lockable.

Brief info on the Luger

Thee Pistole P 08 was but one of the major variants of the family of pistols collectively known as the Luger.The P 08 was admitted into German army service in 1908 (thus the 08) and continued to be the standard German military pistol even after its replacement, the Walther P 38.

In the pre-WWI period Lugers were produced by the German government arms factory in Erfurt as well as by Loewe's company, which was at that time named Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM). The DWM monogram or Erfurt Crown logo can be found on the toggle of the pistols they manufactured (usually... in the world of Luger markings there are always exceptions). The Luger was the standard German sidearm throughout World War I. Luger production continued sporadically during the post-war period, in part due to restrictions on German arms manufacture imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. The allies permitted official production to begin in 1925 at Simson and company. Simson, however, was owned by Jews, and the company was liquidated when the Nazis came into power. The Luger manufacturing machinery was purchased by Krieghoff. Mauser purchased DWM's Luger manufacturing machinery in 1929, and produced Lugers until the later part of World War II. The Luger was officially replaced for German military use in 1940 by the Walther P38 double-action 9mm Parabellum pistol, but certainly Lugers saw service throughout the war.

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