WWI Luger Magazines

George Anderson · 11-03-2013, 05:52 PM

The following are for even trade if you have a matching pistol.

Early 1908-early e block 1911 militaries with large numbers and no suffix. Early DWMs never had suffix marked mags except a few 1911s in the e block. 786, 2952, 3346, 3495, 3789, 3969, 4291, 4686, 6391, 6738, 7965, 9754.

DWM militaries 1911 or later. 633, 659n, 884k, 975g, 3497, 4666g, 5012g, 5590, 7303e, 8808d. #3497 has police number 2 added and it is an early Navy mag with original number and Naval acceptance stamp removed and 3497 stamped in the normal later manner. The mag is in excellent condition, base never removed.

Late Erfurts 1916-1918. 992n, 985n, 1936g, 4980e, 6245m, 7537h?, 8210f?. The last two I'm guessing on the letter suffix.

11-03-2013, 05:52 PM	#1
George Anderson Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: VA Posts: 3,592 Thanks: 1,773 Thanked 2,529 Times in 787 Posts	WWI Luger Magazines The following are for even trade if you have a matching pistol. Early 1908-early e block 1911 militaries with large numbers and no suffix. Early DWMs never had suffix marked mags except a few 1911s in the e block. 786, 2952, 3346, 3495, 3789, 3969, 4291, 4686, 6391, 6738, 7965, 9754. DWM militaries 1911 or later. 633, 659n, 884k, 975g, 3497, 4666g, 5012g, 5590, 7303e, 8808d. #3497 has police number 2 added and it is an early Navy mag with original number and Naval acceptance stamp removed and 3497 stamped in the normal later manner. The mag is in excellent condition, base never removed. Late Erfurts 1916-1918. 992n, 985n, 1936g, 4980e, 6245m, 7537h?, 8210f?. The last two I'm guessing on the letter suffix. Last edited by George Anderson; 11-03-2013 at 10:26 PM.