Description Steyr model 1912 converted to 9mm Luger with a eight round internal magazine and a 5″ barrel. It is believed that around only 60,000 of these Steyr 1912 pistols were converted to 9mm Luger between 1940-1941 for the German Police. Originally manufactured in 1919 with serial number 5518Y. Blued steel frame with checkered wood grips. Single action trigger and manual thumb safety. The left side of the frame is marked with a German Eagle over “N” proof and “O” inside of the triangle. The left side of the lanyard loop is marked “294”. The right side of the frame is marked with Third Reich “Eagle L”. The right side of the lanyard loop is marked “LGK. ST.”. The right side of the trigger guard is double stamped, likely after the rework. Blued serrated slide with stripper clip guide. The left side of the slide is marked with “08” and “Steyr1919”. Small “K” proofs on most of the metal parts. Matching serial number on the frame and slide. Fixed iron sights. Must ship to a FFL holder. Condition: Good/Very good with some scratches, contact marks, and handling wear. Spots of finish patina and small spots of metal oxidation. Some thinning of the finish mainly on the contact points such as the front strap. Light wear on the grips. Most of the markings are crisp and legible, the “s” in Steyr is dull and appears to have been buffed. Bright and clean bore with strong rifling. Barrel Length: 5″ Serial: 5518Y Manufacturer: STEYR ARMS (STEYR MANNLIC Year: 1919 Caliber: 9mm Luger Model: 1912 Book# 06621