Luger value[Nazi marks]

[hawkin user]

Can anyone tell me the value of a WW2 9mm Luger with Nazi marks on it would be worth. Dan

 

[tiriaq]

$50 - $2000, depending on condition and details.

 

[Blastattack]

And if it's 12.6 or Restricted. Standard 4" or Artillerly/Navy models. Lots of info needed before any valuation can be made.

 

[hawkin user]

I will find out

 

[Ganderite]

I assume 95% of Lugers pre-date Nazi era. Might be rarer for that, alone.

 

[hatman1793]

Not true.
Hitler resumed Luger production in 1934 in defiance of the horrible Treaty of Versaille. The highly desireable "K'" "G," "S," & 1936 models were secretly made. Mauser ceased production of Lugers in November 1942. 1935-1942 production numbers for Lugers is 939,709.
The ridiculous Liberal party 4" prohibited class rule makes these fine autos unavailable to the next generation of lawful gun owners.

 

[marshall]

Maybe a good thing they where a 4 in, as when C68 was in the works, from what I was told in Ottawa, they there to be a gone, but a big shot Liberial part member had a huge collection of Lugers. True, or Not? But a fire arms officer was the fellow that told me.
Mind you the whole 12/x is so muck Bull crap.
The maker of the luger makes a big difference as well.
Condition on these and matching is everything 95% I see are common 4 in/12-6 ones, though I know of a collection of the best of them, Pre WW2

Not true.
Hitler resumed Luger production in 1934 in defiance of the horrible Treaty of Versaille. The highly desireable "K'" "G," "S," & 1936 models were secretly made. Mauser ceased production of Lugers in November 1942. 1935-1942 production numbers for Lugers is 939,709.
The ridiculous Liberal party 4" prohibited class rule makes these fine autos unavailable to the next generation of lawful gun owners.

 

[DanRR]

A Luger with a 4" barrel 12.6 at a gun show, around $850.00.
Re-barreled, around 1800.00.
All above in a good condition, numbers matching.