A crate of byf Lugers! Unbelievble!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

I still am in shock that I was able to find this. You are looking at 28 consecutive serial numbered byf 41 Lugers. They are all in 100% new condition! I just had these willed to me by a friend. He was a former WWII Sergeant who said that he got these when they liberated an arms depot early in the war. I will post some more pics later on after I calm down. I also got the matching holsters and two black bottom mags for each.

http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/april_lugers_2.jpg

You have been given a treasure. This set would go at auction for well over $1M in my estimation. Putimindabank!

Congratulations!

Tom A.

Holy Smokes, Doug! Are you serious? The Mother Load....! Does your friend need another friend?

Ron

Doug -

Tell us this isn't an April Fool joke ! ! !

Luke

:-O OMG!!!

Man, I wish I had your friends! Holy moly!!!

Congrats on that amazing gift!! I'm in awe.....

Oh yeah, this HAS to be an April Fools joke!

:-D

If so, ya got me..... :-P

If it is an April Fools joke.....? You're a Toad, Doug!!

And I've been fished. ;)

APRIL FOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't believe that some of you did'nt remember what day it is!
:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:

Doug, I "wanted" to be taken!

You meanie! :D

OMG, can you imagine! Although this is a true story, Mark (?) said he came across the last couple of P38's that a guy had brought back? Mark, am I remembering wrong!

:)

Ed

It's Mother LODE.

Picky, picky..... :-P

One of the greatest displays I ever saw was at the Brown Hotel in Kansas city. 2 wooden shipping crates sitting on the floor each holding 24 brand new U.S. marked 1895 Winchester sadle ring carbines. One had a 5/8" plexiglass lid screwed on top. the other the original wood top with the winchester logo and the shipping address U.S Army base Fort Wachooka (sp) Arizona. It caused a great ammount of disscussionas to there value. Two concecutively serialed guns were thought to be worth about 3 times the value of 1 gun. What facor do you use when you have 48 ?

NO, I was right ...... It was a LOAD! :)

Doug,
Just curious, where did the photo come from?
Tom

I just happen to own a Luger P-38 shipping crate and quite a few Lugers. So I put them all in there for a family photo. I then used my photo editing program to duplicate the byf toggles since I only have just the 6 byf's in my collection. I intentionally made errors in the pic so that could be spotted as a joke.:p

That was evil......


But I guess we all dream of that :) A whole box of brand new P08s never touched since they were placed in the box....(Homer Simpson drewl) aaaarrrrggllllll :p

Doug, you are a TURKEY! But then again, it takes one to know one. Great hoax!
DougT

Doug,

Somehow I just knew it was too good to be true; then I remembered the date . . . . . but not before I turned bright green.

Luke

Doug, Not beyond belief, if it were just after WW2. Years ago I purchased a 41BYF from a vet who claimed to have found a full case of unissued PO8s in storage at the airport where he was boarding his flight back to the states. Naturally, he wanted to bring back the whole case, but the pilot would only allow him one, and the rest were left on the runway, or so the story goes. TH