The DWM Luger Carbine was intended as a substitute for the light hunting rifles then available on the market, being highly compact when disassembled and light and easy to maneuver when together. Ramp blade front and 300-meter sliding notch rear sights, with the "DWM" monogram on the toggle. No import markings (either the classic "GERMANY" or the later style name and address) or non-German proofs are visible. Fitted with a checkered Schnabel tip forearm with integral booster spring, a pair of checkered grips, nickel finished magazine with unmarked wood base, and a matching numbered detachable shoulder stock with a checkered wrist and a serrated horn buttplate. This specific Luger Carbine was photographed on the cover of the March-April 1975 issue of "Rifle-The Magazine for Shooters".

Excellent plus, near new, with 99% plus original blue finish, showing some light storage marks, as well as 97% bright original straw color on the straw components. A few mild storage dings and scratches are visible on the left forearm, with the checkering crisp overall. Mechanically excellent.