Quality of modern stainless Lugers

Steve Richards · 10-08-2003, 08:45 PM

Orimar was formerly AIMCO. They have made all the stainless Lugers that were sold by both Stoeger and Mitchel. They now sell directly but do a very poor job of getting the word of their existance out to the public. Hopefully that will change.

They now make both 9mm and .30cal. The 9mm comes in either 4" or 6". The .30 is 4.75". Both calibers can be ordered either in bright stainless or with a black finish. I have not seen the black finish so cannot comment on it except to say that it is an option.

In one communication, the president of the company said athat an artillery model was available but did not say what type of sights it had. I do not know anything else about it.

If the .45 goes as planned, it should be available about mid-year 2004. We will all have to wait and see.

Look in the member gallery and there is a portfolio of pictures of these guns from several owners (including me). They cover several years of production sold by Stoeger, Mitchel and direct sales.

I hope this and the member gallery will help.

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10-08-2003, 08:45 PM	#7
Steve Richards User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Beaverton, Oregon Posts: 487 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Orimar was formerly AIMCO. They have made all the stainless Lugers that were sold by both Stoeger and Mitchel. They now sell directly but do a very poor job of getting the word of their existance out to the public. Hopefully that will change. They now make both 9mm and .30cal. The 9mm comes in either 4" or 6". The .30 is 4.75". Both calibers can be ordered either in bright stainless or with a black finish. I have not seen the black finish so cannot comment on it except to say that it is an option. In one communication, the president of the company said athat an artillery model was available but did not say what type of sights it had. I do not know anything else about it. If the .45 goes as planned, it should be available about mid-year 2004. We will all have to wait and see. Look in the member gallery and there is a portfolio of pictures of these guns from several owners (including me). They cover several years of production sold by Stoeger, Mitchel and direct sales. I hope this and the member gallery will help.