Artillery Luger

The Lange Pistole 08 (LP 08), known as the “Artillery Luger,” was adopted by the German military in 1913, featuring a long 200 mm barrel, an 8-position tangent rear sight, and an attachable shoulder stock intended for artillery units and later used by stormtroopers, aviators, and infantry during World War I. Although production ended in 1918, remaining stocks were reissued during World War II, and some versions were exported and even commercially produced into the 1930s, including contracts for Iran and use by Thai police forces.