ARTILLERY LUGER for Sale

Quick Look

The Artillery Luger, formally known as the Lange Pistole 08, was introduced by Germany in World War I. Designed with a longer barrel, tangent rear sight, and detachable stock, it served as a hybrid between pistol and carbine. Today, it remains a highly sought-after historical firearm prized by collectors and enthusiasts of early 20th-century weaponry.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Unique design with carbine-level accuracy in pistol form
• Iconic toggle-lock action with historical appeal
• Detachable stock enhances stability and control
• High collectible value with historical provenance
• Chambered in common 9mm for ease of ammo sourcing

Key Variants

Luger LP08 DWM 1917

One of the most common Artillery Lugers, often marked by strong wartime production and reliability.

Luger LP08 Erfurt 1918

Produced at the Imperial arsenal in Erfurt, ideal for collectors seeking military-issued examples.

Luger LP08 with Snail Drum

Matched with the 32-round Trommelmagazin 08 for extended firepower in WWI service roles.

Luger LP08 Matching Numbers

Highly collectible examples with all factory-original serialized components.

Luger LP08 Restored

Refinished by expert gunsmiths, offering aesthetic and mechanical restoration for display or range.

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Best Use Cases

• Historical collection centerpiece
• Reenactment or educational display
• Military history research
• Vintage pistol shooting events

FAQs

What is an Artillery Luger?

The Artillery Luger is a WWI-era German LP08 pistol with an extended barrel and detachable stock.

Can I shoot modern 9mm ammo in an Artillery Luger?

Yes, but only standard-pressure 9mm; avoid +P loads due to the pistol's age and design.

How does the Artillery Luger differ from a standard P08?

It features a longer 8-inch barrel, adjustable sights, and optional wooden shoulder stock.