Luger dwm General Gun. A shooter Luger for a decent price. They are referred to as Alphabet Lugers due to the 4 digit serial numbers and the letter suffix. The four-digit serial number is 10XX with no suffix letter. Your Luger was originally either an Artillery Model or Naval Model with a longer barrel with a tangent.

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Lugers can vary widely and wildly in value depending on when it was made, what markings are on it and what condition its in. Unfortunately the information you provided isn't enough.

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You might want to ask the guys on but they will likely tell you the same thing. Lugers usually begin at a low of $600 and can easily climb to ten times that much!

The smart dealers won't price something until they ask a local expert to come take a look at it. My LGS once asked me to come in and inspect an Ithaca M1911A1 for them.

I ended up buying it. __________________ Avoid the temptation to replace everything on your brand-new 1911 just to make it 'better'. Know what you're changing out and why. You may spend a lot of money fixing things that weren't broken to begin with. Shoot at least 500 rounds through it first, then decide what you don't like and want to improve. Regarding vintage 1911s, pre-1970 pistols are highly collectible in original, unaltered condition and should NEVER be refinished or modified as it completely ruins their monetary value. Other observations are that it has a stock lug on the backstrap at the bottom, also the word gesichert under the upper part of the safety, a 9mm bullet would not fit in the end of barrel at all, a.32 would fit somewhat so I think.30 cal?

The barrel looked to be around 4 inches there are no other marks on this pistol at all, no import marks, dates nothing the finish is good but it needs to soak in oil the bore is really good and the magazine matches the gun, the #33 appears to be on all parts which I guess is because it's the last two digits of the serial number. All of that being said I really like it, it is at a friend of mine pawn shop and they took it on a pawn and it was never picked up so they probally have very little in it, I am just trying to be informed. Thanks again for all the help. Mallard, You don't give a finish% and since you dont have photos, go to link below and guesstimate, I suppose. For anyone to give you a value would be a S.W.A.G.

As it could range from $900-$3500+ depending on finish, condition, matching #, age (grip safety or not), grips, magazine numbered or no, magazine nickled, etc. Wood mag base should be WWI era or soon thereafter IIRC. Undated would be a commercial model I think.

I'd pick a number somewhere between those 2 I listed and try like heck to dicker, but then again. Just guessin' sight unseen. And guessin' ain't right.

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Good luck and let us know the end results. Four-digit serial with letter. As noted, probably a post-WWI commercial model, of which there's a myriad of variations. On what basis is the shop going to evaluate your offer?

That is, if they think it's worth $2000, would it matter that you were convinced it was worth only half that? If all of the parts match, it hasn't been 'heavily' refinished, and the bore looks good, it's probably worth in the neighborhood of $1000. I think matching parts is more important than the finish, but definitely add for original finish. And probably add for barrel longer than 4'. Maybe try to convince them it's worth less if it's a.30. Mine is a.30, I handload all my ammo, so ammo rarity/expense isn't an issue.30 brass isn't hard to find. Other observations are that it has a stock lug on the backstrap at the bottom, also the word gesichert under the upper part of the safety, a 9mm bullet would not fit in the end of barrel at all, a.32 would fit somewhat so I think.30 cal?

The barrel looked to be around 4 inches there are no other marks on this pistol at all, no import marks, dates nothing the finish is good but it needs to soak in oil the bore is really good and the magazine matches the gun, the #33 appears to be on all parts which I guess is because it's the last two digits of the serial number. All of that being said I really like it, it is at a friend of mine pawn shop and they took it on a pawn and it was never picked up so they probally have very little in it, I am just trying to be informed.