Shooter or Collector?
 

I'm curious to see if the luger i have would be considered a shooter or collector. I dont plan of ever shooting a round out of it, though i wouldn't mind selling it. All matching parts besides the magazine.

Tough question because one man's shooter is another's collector. So it depends on who you ask.
I can't tell much about the gun from these pictures but assuming that it is not particularly rare it could go either way. I'd probably shoot it, but if you have a lot tied up in it you might not want to risk it.
How about this, if you can get over $1000 it is a collector, if less it's a shooter.
I know, that's all BS but that's the best I can do.

DJU

Thanks for the info... Yea it's all about the demands for the guns

Show, right side, show top...

what's the caliber?

What's the right side look like?

Whats the serial and suffix?


Ed

I'd call it a low level collector. It'll never bring big bucks, but it's matching and has a decent finish. I wouldn't shoot the daylights out of it, or it WILL just be a shooter, but don't be afraid to have a little fun with it. Replace the risky parts known to break for those range trips if you're really worried.

S/N 5626d
Caliber 9mm

Its an army DWM, and I can't make out the date, so whatever the date is; is the date it was made.

$700-$900 in todays market, gunshows would ask more, unsure if they'd get more. I have had two really nice ones sell for around $1100-$1300 in the last 6 months. but condition is everything....


Ed

1915 dwm