Manufactured expressly for the American commercial market, this pistol bears the "American Eagle" chamber marking, an extra-long carbine style barrel with "GERMANY" stamp, and the spurious marking, "A.F. STOEGER INC/NEW YORK." on the right side of the receiver. During the 1920s and 1930s, Stoeger was one of the top firearms importers in the United States, and offered the Luger to public in both standard configurations and a number of special variations, including longer than standard barrels. This particular pistol has a ramp-mounted peppercorn front sight and a standard notch rear sight, with the "DWM" logo on the front toggle link, "crown/N" on the receiver and breechblock, "GESICHERT" and "LOADED" safety and extractor markings, straw finished small parts and a nickel finished magazine with unmarked wood base.

Fine as custom upgraded to current configuration, with 80% of the restored blue finish. Some patches of deep pitting are present on the right side of the barrel, with some bright wear on the high edges, small areas of brown and gray patina, and minor spotting and handling marks. 70% of the refurbished straw colors are present, with some fading and spotting on the remainder. The grips are very fine, with some light dings and dark spots. Mechanically excellent.