"made in England", "(crown) bnp", Webley & Scott, Ltd, Birmingham, "SPF 1006" However, it could also turn out to be just another low grade gun made in large numbers for the American market, but it is worth checking carefully. We recommend you take it to a gun show in your area and show it to several exhibitors who have tables there and see what they say. Now Ernest does not start with the letter "F" but it may be part of the same family. Ernest Dumoulin of Herstal Belgium is maker of high grade, essentially custom-made guns with values in the thousand dollar and up range. This appears to be a Appears to be a shotgun Does it have any value and where can I find out what that value is?īill- This is one that you need to check out a little deeper than we can do here. On the receiver end of each barrel there is a crown with the following underneath ELG. Lugers were not offered in the more recognized 9mm chambering until 1902. The first model Luger ever manufactured in 1900 (the Model 1900) was chambered in. 30 Luger is not as well known as 9mm, Lugers chambered in. 30 Luger including some of the recent production Mauser models. Russellĭ., many Lugers were manufactured in. I see several Commercial models listed in arms books but I do see a 30 caliber. I was shown a Luger that was said to be a Commercial Model 30 caliber. If you have a question about firearms and you want it posted on this page click here.Ĭlick here to go to the question and answer monthly index.Ĭlick here to go to the question and answer subject index.
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