Luger P08 gun artillery model

The Luger P08 artillery model pistol is a faithful replica of the famous weapon used in the First and Second World Wars. Made of Zamak, this pistol has a total length of 34.5 cm, which makes it an impressive piece for both collectors and history lovers.

Denix, a Spanish company specialized in the manufacture of high-quality decorative replicas of historical weapons, has created this magnificent pistol to offer you a unique experience. Their attention to detail is exceptional, ensuring that every aspect of this replica is as authentic as possible.

One of the advantages of the Luger P08 artillery model pistol is its place of manufacture: Spain. Denix is proud to be a Spanish company and to maintain high quality standards in all its products. This means you can trust that this replica will live up to your expectations.

Another advantage of this gun is its size. With a total length of 34.5 cm, it is large enough to be impressive, but not too large to be uncomfortable. In addition, it is available with a black handle or wooden handles, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your aesthetic preferences.

The Lange Pistole 08 (Long Pistol 08 in German) or Artillery Luger was a pistol-carbine intended for the gunners of the German Army as an early personal defense weapon. It had a 200 mm barrel, a tangential rear sight with 8 positions (adjusted up to 800 m) and a holster-stock. Sometimes it was used with a 32-round drum (Trommelmagazin 08). It was also available in various civilian versions, with even longer barrels.

The Parabellum Pistol, popularly known as "Luger", is a recoil-operated semi-automatic pistol. The design was patented by Georg Luger in 1898 and was produced by the German arms factory Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) beginning in 1900. The Luger system design is based on an earlier pistol by Hugo Borchardt, known as the C -93. Luger redesigned Borchardt's system into a much smaller bolt and slide assembly. The first Parabellum pistol was adopted by the Swiss Army in May 1900. In German service, it was succeeded and partially replaced by the Walther P38 which used the same 9 x 19 Parabellum ammunition.

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