help new gun 3day inspection

policeluger · 04-14-2006, 08:31 PM

Not sure what Ed means, Not sure if I have a nicer spots or not in my collection, but I am sure of eachs pedgree, not sure of this ones, DG...I feel you have not really captured the gun, it is several genaration of re-work with no proof what so ever that it is proper, mismatched and all that it is a period correct gun it is not, I'm sure it is not a $1600 gun, and it seems all at least kind of agree. But there is no way you can call this "a terrific example" of Weimar period correct.....or guys you can back your opinions up with $ as it is still available....I buy each gun in my collection with selling it in mind, this is not a gun your going to easily sell....

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04-14-2006, 08:31 PM	#29
policeluger RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Ca. Posts: 2,141 Thanks: 8 Thanked 89 Times in 54 Posts	Not sure what Ed means, Not sure if I have a nicer spots or not in my collection, but I am sure of eachs pedgree, not sure of this ones, DG...I feel you have not really captured the gun, it is several genaration of re-work with no proof what so ever that it is proper, mismatched and all that it is a period correct gun it is not, I'm sure it is not a $1600 gun, and it seems all at least kind of agree. But there is no way you can call this "a terrific example" of Weimar period correct.....or guys you can back your opinions up with $ as it is still available....I buy each gun in my collection with selling it in mind, this is not a gun your going to easily sell....