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Can any Luger experts let me know what this is? I know absolutely zero about Lugers.
 

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That appears to be a 1935 G date Luger. We need a few more pictures in good natural light. Condition, number matching and markings are key to the value of any Luger. There are many variations and each one has an impact on value. Can you post a picture of the top of the receiver? Numbers on the barrel? Does it have a magazine?

The W154 & S92 are Army Inspector acceptance stamps.
 
The mag matches the gun's serial .
 

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The barrel should be numbers matching so it has been replaced. Magazine has been renumbered. Finish is poor.

While G date Lugers can be very valuable ($2,500 to $4,000), they need to be all matching and a high percentage of original finish. I would classify this one as shooter grade. What are you looking to do with it?
 
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