Another 1914 HZa WWII Rework

phatrick88 · 12-25-2013, 08:59 PM

Very interesting 1914 Double Date Erfurt rig that I bought from the Grandson of the vet. Notch on the front of the receiver. All small parts are Erfurt proofed but appear to have numbers re-stamped? (see photos). Matching Mauser replacement E/655 barrel. Matching E/63 Mag but has a suffix and + sign. Finish is period original. Holster is a unit marked 1915 Arty reworked Police complete with Erfurt tool.

Would like to hear your opinions on this one. I can't decide if the entire gun was assembled from spare Erfurt parts by Mauser, or if they simple reworked an old gun on hand. How much of this Luger is "original"??

12-25-2013, 08:59 PM	#1
phatrick88 User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: MN Posts: 54 Thanks: 7 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Another 1914 HZa WWII Rework Very interesting 1914 Double Date Erfurt rig that I bought from the Grandson of the vet. Notch on the front of the receiver. All small parts are Erfurt proofed but appear to have numbers re-stamped? (see photos). Matching Mauser replacement E/655 barrel. Matching E/63 Mag but has a suffix and + sign. Finish is period original. Holster is a unit marked 1915 Arty reworked Police complete with Erfurt tool. Would like to hear your opinions on this one. I can't decide if the entire gun was assembled from spare Erfurt parts by Mauser, or if they simple reworked an old gun on hand. How much of this Luger is "original"?? Attached Thumbnails