Erma Werke in West Germany made just 6,906 ET-22 pistols between 1967 and 1969.
This really groovy .22LR was based on the layout of DWM’s 1900s-era commercial Luger carbines, but they were billed in the U.S. when imported as the “Navy Model” to kinda cash in on the better-known P.04 Lugers for the Kaiserliche Marine:
I got to fool with a couple of these at Guns.com recently and wrote them up. More after the jump.
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