Numerous volumes have been authored about the Luger and here we provide a concise overview. The dimensions specified pertain to the 1908 model pistol featuring a 4 inches barrel. Over the 70 years since its initial release, the pistol has undergone various modifications. Both the .30 Luger (7.65mm) and 9mm calibers are compatible with the same magazine. The designation Luger was assigned to the pistol by F.A. Stoeger Co., the U.S. Importers, while it is commonly referred to as the Parabellum in most regions globally. A highly regarded reference on this pistol is The Luger Pistol by Fred A. Datig.

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