Just sent off my order

[RadioHack]

You will get a nice, interesting Luger for the price, I didn't get what I paid or asked for when it came to my order from RGuns, and their after purchase service was indifferant at best, but I did get a mechanically sound Luger in decent condition with all matching numbers (except for the magazine).
I had looked at Jackson Armoury's Luger's in person which where in worn condition and much more expensive, all in all, I'm glad I went with RGuns for a shooter. I just don't like their attitude to the customer after the sale. A simple, "I'm sorry, let's try to fix this for you" would have turned my experience/perception a 180 degrees from what it is right now.
Simple good customer service and I would have bought a second one on the spot, they lost that sale and all possible sales from me in the future.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by RadioHack

...I didn't get what I paid or asked for when it came to my order from RGuns...

I have no affiliation with RGuns, and receive nothing from them, but to clarify - You ordered a WW I Non-Matching Good Condition Hand Select Luger for $699 + $50 and instead received a WW II Non-Matching Good Condition Luger which is listed for $799...Maybe Hand Select; maybe not...

Is that right???

If you ordered from RGuns on the basis on my recommendation, then please accept my sincere apologies. I will not be recommending them again...

[RadioHack]

Originally Posted by postino

I have no affiliation with RGuns, and receive nothing from them, but to clarify - You ordered a WW I Non-Matching Good Condition Hand Select Luger for $699 + $50 and instead received a WW II Non-Matching Good Condition Luger which is listed for $799...Maybe Hand Select; maybe not...

Is that right???

If you ordered from RGuns on the basis on my recommendation, then please accept my sincere apologies. I will not be recommending them again...

No, I actually got a Weimar Republic (1929) Police Pistol, which was probably transfered back to the military, it has few proofs at all and no Nazi markings of any sort. As a student of the First World War, it was dissapointing at first. On second thought, it's a splendid and unusual pistol. My reservations about RGuns is not the products, just the service. My FFL had warned me about them, but the lure of the P08 was very strong.