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ERMA Model KGPA 68 "Baby Luger"
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Left side of an ERMA Model KGPA 68 "Baby Luger" chambered in 7.65 Browning (.32 ACP). This is an all steel pistol that, while it resembles a Luger, is quite different internally. These are also found in 9 m/m kurz (.380 ACP). This picture does not give a good feeling for size - the brown cardboard box upon which the barrel rests contain twenty-five rounds of 9 m/m Luger ammunition. |
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Close-up of the left side markings of the KGPA 68. The West German firing proof can be seen on the barrel extension immediately before the cartridge marking ("Kal 7,64/.32") and on the frame behind the take-down button. |
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Right side of an ERMA Model KGPA 68 "Baby Luger". Grip panels are a nice grade of checkered walnut. |
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Close-up of the right side markings of the KGPA 68. The "IAR SAN JUAN CAPO CA" is the name/address of the importer. |
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Close-up of the proof marks. From left to right, these are the firing proof, the crosshatched shield of the Munich Proof House, and the two digit year of proof in a shield ("87" = 1987). |
| Photos Courtesy of Kyrie Ellis | |
