WWI Luger Tool

[MG1918]

I understand they are called luger loading and/or take down tools. Anybody know anything about these, particularly identifying repro examples. I am looking for 4 original examples but WWI period.
VMT
Mark

 

[laurencen]

here is a video of the take down tool, got a couple but not sure if they are original or repro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BexsgU87mYg

 

[bearhunter]

Not all of them are stamped with makers marks. I remember seeing a wooden box about 20cm square full of them. Those days are long gone. If you come across one, pick it up if you need it. They aren't rare by any means but you don't see them that often.

 

[drm3m]

A complete section on Jan Still's Luger Forum regarding WWI Luger take down tools.

http://luger.gunboards.com/showthread.php?21747-Imperial-Take-Down-Tools

A couple of my Imperial marked take down tools.

 

[rodauto]

Check out the ones for sale on Ebay, the marked ones are listed for over $100.00 each.
Rodney

 

[Coyote Ugly]

It has a screw driver slot for removing the wood grips and you can use it on the magazine to pull it back where the round knurled button is on the outside of the magazine.

I understand they are called luger loading and/or take down tools. Anybody know anything about these, particularly identifying repro examples. I am looking for 4 original examples but WWI period.
VMT
Mark

 

[MG1918]

Sirs - I am still trying to find and buy 3 original luger tools, but there are I am warned repro and fakes out there? Any advice please?
Mark