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[Q. I think largely i saw this and did not want it to get away seeing as i've always wanted one, not knowing how often and easily things like this come along. So partially opportunistic and partially due to genuine interest. So i really appreciate any words of wisdom on this.[/QUOTE]
There are hundreds of lugers for sale at any given time. This one is not scarce, both condition and price are kind of - well average. There are better and worse, scarcer and more common, cheaper , expensive, and a few bargains at any given time. So if you want one, specifically this one- buy it; but not as an investment or because it is "more sturdy" or you think it is the last chance you will have at a luger! JMHO.
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Your pictures aren't the best; but from what I see, I would jump on the deal with both feet before someone else does. Of course, I really like the byf coded Mauser Lugers! Once you get the '41 you'll have to have a '42 to keep it company. Good luck and keep us posted.
Bill
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