LUGER : An Informative Guide

	AN INFORMATIVE GUIDE TO EARLY
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	- PREFACE - The body of knowledge concerning the Borchardt/Luger variations from 1893 to present is extensive and complex. Therefore, the content and scope of this site is limited to the examination of the Borchardt C-93, the Borchard-Luger, the Parabellum, and the long-frame transitional Luger pistols. All technical information, images, illustrations, etc. is footnoted for source at the bottom of each page. Contributions are encouraged and attributed. Criticism of all content of this site is welcome. Misinformation will be corrected upon discovery. (The reason for the inclusion of the Mannlicher pistols is because we like them so much.)

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Hugo Borchardt

BIOGRAPHIES

Georg Luger

Ferdinand Mannlicher

BORCHARDT
C-93

PISTOLS

   LUGERS
      Borchardt-Luger
      Parabellum
      Transition Luger

   MANNLICHER:
      M1894
      M1901

Books/Publications

LIBRARY

Patents

Collections on the Web

Dealers

Discussion Forums &
Resources

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