Inherited a plated Luger - what do I have?

bigblockdodge · 02-01-2012, 08:53 PM

This pistol really does not have any sentimental value to me, my Dad bought it from a guy he met in a bar a few years before he died. It does shoot very nicely - pretty accurate and shoots like an extension of your hand as I assume most Lugers do. Not sure if I'll go to the expense of stripping and refinishing.

I may shop it at the next gun show down here (Atlanta Metro) or maybe just keep it as a shooter. Or perhaps a PM to Thor?
Hell, I don't know.

Here are a few more photos including the inside of the holster -thanks for the opinons and info.

Roy

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02-01-2012, 08:53 PM	#10
bigblockdodge New User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Tucker, GA Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	This pistol really does not have any sentimental value to me, my Dad bought it from a guy he met in a bar a few years before he died. It does shoot very nicely - pretty accurate and shoots like an extension of your hand as I assume most Lugers do. Not sure if I'll go to the expense of stripping and refinishing. I may shop it at the next gun show down here (Atlanta Metro) or maybe just keep it as a shooter. Or perhaps a PM to Thor? Hell, I don't know. Here are a few more photos including the inside of the holster -thanks for the opinons and info. Roy