New member from Hungary

[Depner]

Originally Posted by Douglas Jr.

Tom,

Very nice Luger. It looks real nice after the restoration.
It is somewaht marvellous to see a Luger still in "frontline service" after 110 years of its introduction.
Congratualtions!

Douglas

Thanks Douglas!
Maybe this photo is more expressive.


She is my high day pistol. Usually I carry my Glock for service (instead of the Hungarian 93M / FÉG P9RC, which is standardized.)
It happens, that I carry the Luger on a "normal day", but not too often. She is mainly reserved for high days.

[wdavid431]

Beautiful Luger. I think you did a great job on it. Congrats.

[Douglas Jr.]

Originally Posted by Depner

Thanks Douglas!
Maybe this photo is more expressive.
She is my high day pistol. Usually I carry my Glock for service (instead of the Hungarian 93M / FÉG P9RC, which is standardized.)
It happens, that I carry the Luger on a "normal day", but not too often. She is mainly reserved for high days.

Tom,

I really love that picture!
Your uniform is also a nice looking (I was a militaria collectors for a long time, so I like to see this kind of stuff).

You say you carry your Luger only on special occasions (at least it was what I understood). When you do it, you carry the Luger in its propers holster (I mean, the "German" holster)?

Man, this is something I would love to see !!!!

Douglas

[Depner]

Originally Posted by Douglas Jr.

Tom,

I really love that picture!
Your uniform is also a nice looking (I was a militaria collectors for a long time, so I like to see this kind of stuff).

You say you carry your Luger only on special occasions (at least it was what I understood). When you do it, you carry the Luger in its propers holster (I mean, the "German" holster)?

Man, this is something I would love to see !!!!

Douglas

Thanks Douglas!
Sorry, my english knowledge have faded much. But hope the matter of my posts are still understandable.
Yes you understood right. And I carry it in a repro holster.



Tom