Lugerman Inc. replica of the original DWM Model 1906 Luger pistol in .45 ACP with the distinctive flat bottom trigger guard shape. Manufactured by Eugene Golubtsov, known as "LugerMan", of Levittown PA starting in 2018, based on the original blueprints of the 1907 U.S. Army test trials .45 ACP Luger. Back in the 1904/05 time frame the U.S. Ordnance Dept. issued a draft requirement for a new ".45 ACP" handgun open to all competitors who could submit a test sample. The DWM factory is believed to have originally produced one prototype and two full size Lugers for U.S. trials. Supposedly, one of the trial pistols was consumed in Army testing, and the other trial pistol actually survived and is still held in private hands today (original Ordnance Department photograph shown on pg. 383 of "U.S. Military Automatic Pistols 1894-1920"). Marked "Luger 1907" on the right front of the slide, "Luger Man Inc. Levittown PA USA" on the right frame above the grip, and "LMI" Lugerman monogram on top of the toggle link. Includes wood case with plexiglass lid containing a takedown tool, and one extra magazine.

Excellent, retaining 99% of its original rust blue finish overall. Grips are also excellent with nice sharp distinct checkering on both sides. Overall it appears to be totally unfired. Just a beautiful and very desirable replica of the original DWM Model 1906 .45 ACP Luger pistol. If you can't attain the real one, this is the next best thing!