The First Military Luger: Swiss Model 1900 s/n 01 @ForgottenWeapons
The First Military Luger: Swiss Model 1900 s/n 01  @ForgottenWeapons
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The first nation to adopt the Luger was Switzerland, which began testing in late 1898 and formally accepted the Luger in May 1900. Their guns were the first Lugers to be mass produced, as they were the first order received by DWM. The first batch of 600 arrived in Switzerland in May 1901, and today we are taking a look at the very first of that batch - serial number 01. It is the first production military Luger, and that’s a pretty cool landmark.

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The First Military Luger: Swiss Model 1900 s/n 01

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