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dharger 04-15-2014 03:21 PM

Mismatch Artillery Luger Value.
 
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I am looking at buying an Artillery Luger. The numbers are all mismatched, the frame, toggle, and barrel don't match each other. I also think the frame was originally a police Luger by the cut out for the Magazine safety. I am only really looking for a shooter, and was wondering what such a gun may be worth. Before I noticed that all of these things were mismatched, and the description didn't mention it either, I ended up with a bid of $1150 on it. I was wondering if you think if the gun is worth this, or am I stuck?

alanint 04-15-2014 03:55 PM

I think you are at the absolute top price I would pay for a mismatched Artie shooter Luger, but if you stay put there, you can't be seriously hurt.

The finish is at least original and yes, that is a police frame on the gun.

rhuff 04-15-2014 04:16 PM

If it is a good reliable shooter, then that price is in the ballpark for my part of the Country. You can shoot it all that you want with no worry about breaking a matching part.

dharger 04-15-2014 04:59 PM

I think what bothers me more than anything is that they never mentioned that it was, or wasn't a matching number gun, and that they never showed the front of the frame in the pictures to be able to see for myself.

Lugerdoc 04-15-2014 08:29 PM

The 8" barrel with the tangent rear sight adds about $500 to the price of a normal 4" barrelled, mismatched 9mm shooter PO8. TH

sheepherder 04-15-2014 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Lugerdoc (Post 253367)
The 8" barrel with the tangent rear sight adds about $500 to the price of a normal 4" barrelled, mismatched 9mm shooter PO8. TH

So $1150 would be a good price for it... :)

It would go for $200 - $300 more in my area...

dharger 04-15-2014 11:23 PM

I guess that it might not be that bad of a price then.

DavidJayUden 04-16-2014 07:56 AM

I don't recall seeing an artillery go that cheap for some time, expecially one that is not over-buffed and reblued. If it shoots well, and if you can live with the major mismatch issue, then you have yourself a shooter. Or some decent trading stock to move once a better one comes along.
dju

dharger 04-16-2014 08:12 AM

It wouldn't be the first "Frankengun" I've owned. I've never let it bother me in a shooter before. I think I just wanted to ease my mind more than anything that I didn't make a major "oops"


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