Parabellum Luger P08 Pistol, Non-Functional Replica 1143

Luger P08 Parabellum Pistol – Echo of the German Empire

Where history resounds, the echo of his shot can still be heard.

From the trenches of the Great War to the devastated fronts of World War II, the Luger P08 was much more than a weapon: it was a symbol of the industrial and military power of the German Empire. Its elegant design, precision, and revolutionary mechanism made it a legend among 20th-century semi-automatic pistols.

The Ingenuity of Georg Luger

Designed in 1898 by engineer Georg Luger , this blowback pistol was an unprecedented innovation. Unlike conventional pistols with an external slide, the Luger operated via an internal articulated arm , giving it a rate of fire and accuracy feared by its enemies. Its original cartridge, the 9x19 Parabellum , became one of the most popular and widely used in the world.

Officially adopted by the German Army as the P08 model , this weapon was widely used during the First and Second World Wars , gaining a reputation among soldiers and officers for its reliability. Even after the Treaty of Versailles , which limited German arms production, the Luger survived as a collector's item, an emblem of German military pride.

An Essential Collector's Item

This non-functional replica of the P08 Parabellum Luger accurately reproduces the original design, crafted from high-quality metal and featuring a decorative simulated loading and firing mechanism. Perfect for historical reenactments, museum displays, or themed decor.

Main Features

• Non-functional replica of the Luger P08 Parabellum pistol (Germany, 1898)
• Made of high-quality metal
• Loading and firing simulator mechanism
• Total length: 25.5 cm
• Weight: 980 g
• Ideal for collectors, historical reenactors or military decoration
• Made in Spain, wood or black version
• Support not included

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