$1,099.00
ERMA ET-22 NAVY LUGER, 22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL #81576, MFR 1969 BY ERMA IN GERMANY, LEFT SIDE OF BBL BEARS THE GERMAN EAGLE OVER “N” NITRO STAMP, SHIELD STAMP AND “69” IN A SHIELD DATE OF MANUFACTURE, VERY GOOD ENAMAL FINISH, SMALL SCRATCH NEAR SAFETY LEVER 95+%, 11 3/4″ BBL, BLADE FRONT SIGHT WITH ADJ. REAR SIGHT, WOOD CHECKERED FOREARM, AND PISTALGRIP RAISED THUMB REST, WOOD IS IN EXC. CONDITION, ORIGINAL MAGAZINE, ORIGINAL PARTS LIST, ORIGINAL TWO PCS RED BOX, IN POOR CONDITION CORNER HAVE BEEN TAPED, HIGH EDGE WEAR. ONLY A FEW HUNDRED ET-22 “NAVY LUGERS” ARE ESTIMATED TO HAVE BEEN PRODUCED, MAKING THIS AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF THIS SCARCE, RARE FIREARM.
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The Erma ET-22, also known as the Navy Luger, is a variant of the famous German Luger pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. It was produced by the Erma-Werke company, a German firearms manufacturer. The ET-22 was primarily designed as a training and recreational pistol, offering a similar operating mechanism to the larger-caliber Lugers but with reduced recoil and ammunition costs.
The “Navy” designation likely refers to its association with naval forces, though the exact reason for this designation may vary. It could indicate that it was used by naval personnel for training purposes or that it was adopted by certain naval units.
Overall, the Erma ET-22 Navy Luger is valued for its historical significance as a smaller-caliber variant of the iconic Luger pistol and for its usability as a training and recreational firearm.
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