German WW1 P.08 Luger Barrel And Extension Japanese Field Gear Produced by Smith and Wesson

Produced by Smith and Wesson from 1868-1875

This brass overlay is now partially missing

The rifle stock is somewhat worn

The shortage of hard wood in the Confederacy was a historical fact but just maybe some furniture grade Honduran Mahogany which had been imported prewar for the furniture trade was pressed into service for the Sharps Stocks

The Mk V Sten was the last model in a very successful line of machine carbines (British nomenclature for “submachine gun”)

German WW1 P.08 Luger Barrel And Extension Japanese Field Gear Produced by Smith and WessonOriginal Item: Genuine German Army issue P. 08 Luger barrel and extension assembly from WW1. The receiver ring is marked 1917. The barrel exterior has light pitting. There is no sight. The rifling is worn and the bore is pitted. The extension is generally free of rust and pitting. The serial number is 6350 with a small script letter C suffix. Import marked.