Luger 1939 for review.

alvin · 02-21-2016, 04:57 PM

OK. So, you're scared on matching magazine. That's fine.

These three look good to me. Pretend I am a searcher, I will skip 3) first, too much wear on the grip. A little bit wear is normal, but this one lost a lot. Not saying it's abnormal, but I am paying $2700 greenback for an exceptional sample.

1) and 3) are roughly comparable. I'm not sure why 2) is $200 higher. But you know, seller's price partially comes from his cost, whatever cost times 130% for example. Since these guns came from different direction, their incoming price varies. So outgoing price does not have to match their relative condition strictly, especially when they are in comparable condition.

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02-21-2016, 04:57 PM	#16
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	OK. So, you're scared on matching magazine. That's fine. These three look good to me. Pretend I am a searcher, I will skip 3) first, too much wear on the grip. A little bit wear is normal, but this one lost a lot. Not saying it's abnormal, but I am paying $2700 greenback for an exceptional sample. 1) and 3) are roughly comparable. I'm not sure why 2) is $200 higher. But you know, seller's price partially comes from his cost, whatever cost times 130% for example. Since these guns came from different direction, their incoming price varies. So outgoing price does not have to match their relative condition strictly, especially when they are in comparable condition.