Portland, OR Gun Show Report
 

A pretty depressing weekend, Luger-wise.

The 1900AE table queen I always start out with was sold, for fully $1,000 more than it was worth.

S/42 G date mismatch to frame, smooth grips, $500, pretty nice shooting gun

.30 commercial, matching, $800

Weimar commercial, pre-1913 frame (no stock lug, holdopen added), Crown/N Germany marked upper, mismatched rear toggle (didn't disassemble to see if the rest of the toggle train matched), replacement grips, unfortunately a newer rebarrel. Shootable, but priced at $750.

1918 DWM, matching, decent shape, $800.

Stoeger Safe/Loaded, $4,500

There were three Lugers on one table, prices from Reno:
1918-1920 LP-08, unit marked, $1,295
1900AE $2,900
S/42 shootable rig, $575
All three went to one buyer Friday (before I even knew they were there!)

So I saved my money.

--Dwight

1900 AE for $2900????? I am in the WRONG business! <img border="0" alt="[ouch]" title="" src="graemlins/c.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[cherrsagai]" title="" src="graemlins/drink.gif" /> <img border="0" alt="[ouch]" title="" src="graemlins/c.gif" />
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Click Here for Full Size 1900 AE WOWEEEZOWEEEEEeeeeee

I hate it when I get lint on the pictures!!! The fire blued front sight, strawed extractor, deep clean American eagle stamp, dished toggles, really set these off.

Looks like another TLSS masterpiece about to emerge from Thor's Cave!