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I find this to be interesting, and such postings continue, or else I am missing something.
For amusement, view the following.

Description for Item # 437281549 on Gunbroker
While on Ebay, item 251628359661

So it appears one should buy on Ebay and sell on Gunbroker.

Jim

Links make things so much easier...it appears this guy is trying to sell in 2 venues at the same time.

GB

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=437281549

Ebay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/251628359661...661%26_rdc%3D1

I think you are missing something. The items are for sale at both places. They could sell on E-Bay for something near $ 30.00 and that only leaves him with a big wish.
I think this seller thinks that the collectors on GB have deeper pockets for this type of merchandise and will go hog wild to buy them.
thanks
Jack

I know I'm missing something... :p

"They have some Nazi initials carved into them.My friend from Relics of the Reichs verified them for me". ... :confused: ...

How do you verify that they are "Nazi initials"??? Did the 'Nazis' have their own unique font??? :rolleyes:

Non-sequiter, Rich. Some people don't know how to put a coherent sentence together.

I wouldn't go hog-wild for them even at the eBay price. Those initials are very deep, almost hopelessly deep. I re-checkered a pair just about like that, purchased on eBay, found to have been sold to me by a forum member! The carved initials were hidden by a very thick finish and appeared after grips were stripped. I managed to obliterate all signs of the defacement, (search for them on the forum, I posted pics of before and after) but the left grip had to sort of "ramp up" in thickness toward the top so they would not rattle around when installed. They actually came out great, considering what I had to work with. If someone were able to put up with this inconsistency in thickness, and could freshen a checkered pattern themselves, it would be a couple evenings' work.

I'd only do another set like that if I needed them personally. It's cheaper to simply get something good from the start, rather than spend time undoing someone else's handiwork on top of what it takes to freshen up grips unmolested in this way. It requires a "labor of love"...or a load of time/money.

I wouldn't have those grips if you gave them to me! Not even if the initials were "A.H."... :eek:

not sure if mentioning a Texas dealer makes them any more authentic

Lugers have become highly collectable and will no doubt increase in value. Yes! Luger's without initial's carved in the grips !