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5/9/2026 2:59:26 AM EDT
[Last Edit: gc70][Edited] [#1]
The manufacturer of LKCI's CM P08 Luger  seems to be CM Defense & Weapon Industry Machinery LLC.  in Nilfer, Bursa, Turkiye.

Interestingly, the Turkish company makes a BHP clone that looks identical to the Regent BR9  that LKCI used to import.

6/12/2026 11:30:01 PM EDT
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Promoting this topic/want.
7/18/2026 1:27:12 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 0351:
Promoting this topic/want.
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7/30/2026 1:31:56 PM EDT
[#4]
Same here. Could be my new edc.
7/30/2026 3:38:58 PM EDT
[#5]
I'd make myself a Jyn Erso blaster so fast...
7/31/2026 1:30:18 PM EDT
[#6]
Is there a timeline on when these will be available?

Thanks guys.
5th. generation Texan
7/31/2026 3:20:23 PM EDT
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Back in May, an friend and I attended an industry show here in Ohio where Tisas had a booth.

I brought up this thread and "rumors" of  P-08.

He politely denied any knowledge of such a thing acting like it was the first time he'd heard of it.

After continuing the conversation (very nice guy by the way) he eventually admitted that "they" had, in fact, "discussed the possibility internally" of a Tisas Luger.

As to be expected, a major hang up was the viability of allocating resources to a pistol design that would have a limited market while still allowing for a "reasonable" price to the consumer.

Sounds like a standard "canned answer" to me but that was my experience.


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8/1/2026 12:06:07 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Y-T71:
Back in May, an friend and I attended an industry show here in Ohio where Tisas had a booth.

I brought up this thread and "rumors" of  P-08.

He politely denied any knowledge of such a thing acting like it was the first time he'd heard of it.

After continuing the conversation (very nice guy by the way) he eventually admitted that "they" had, in fact, "discussed the possibility internally" of a Tisas Luger.

As to be expected, a major hang up was the viability of allocating resources to a pistol design that would have a limited market while still allowing for a "reasonable" price to the consumer.

Sounds like a standard "canned answer" to me but that was my experience.


YMMV
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Thanks for posting this.  At least the idea is in their ear.
8/2/2026 10:36:05 AM EDT
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Dad would buy one to go with his newly aquired GSG MP40 pistol. He already is finding replacement parts that make it look more like the original and planning to SBR it for the fold under stock.

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