Notes: Stoeger pistols are actually produced by Stoeger’s American subsidiary in New Jersey. One of these is the American Eagle Luger, introduced in 1994. They are basically copies of the Nazi Luger pistol, but also have a chamber-loaded indicator. They are also generally finished far better than Nazi example, with chromed or matte black frames, mechanisms, and barrels, and walnut grips. (The Matte black finish was not available until 2000.) Stoeger makes two versions, the American Eagle Luger P-08 with 4-inch barrel, and the American Eagle Navy Luger with 6 inches.

Twilight 2000 Notes: Matte black finish was not available at the beginning of the war, but this was added in 1996.

Notes: These pistols are rimfire match weapons, highly-modified versions of the old High Standard pistols. They are made from stainless steel, with gold-plated triggers, safeties, magazine releases, and slide catches. The grips are wrap-around Pachmayr grips. The barrels of all three versions of the Pro Series 95 can be interchanged by depressing a button at the front of the frame and releasing the barrel.

The Pro Series 95 Bull Barrel has a heavy match barrel 5.5 inches long and a micrometer rear sight. The Pro Series 95 Fluted Barrel has a 7.25-inch fluted barrel and the same micrometer rear sight. The Pro-Series Vented Barrel has a black ventilated barrel rib above the barrel for quick sighting, and that rib incorporates the micrometer rear sight. The barrel is 5.5 inches.