New member from the northeast
 

Just want to say what a great site you guys run, I've been blessed with 3 war treasures recently that were passed on to me to admire and take care of until its my turn to pass them on. A 1937 v p08, and 2 p38s, one byf44 and an ac44a. Thanks for letting me in and look forwards to learning more

Will have to try loading pics from my laptop,the tablet ones won't load. Pics coming

Hokie (Paul):

Welcome to the site and congrats on "becoming like the rest of us…….a curator of living Luger History!"

Ron

Welcome!

welcome!

Hi Paul and welcome to the forum.

Please let us know if you have questions, and do post pictures when you can.

Marc

got an album up finally and love soaking up the info you guys share

Welcome, Paul,

Checked out your album, nice little collection. Your Mauser made Luger looks great!

That's just a couple from the arsenal, kinda becomes a bad bad habit. My favorite shooter of any of my pistols is my cz52 in 7.62x25 and have the old hot loaded surplus ammo. The fireball is huge and the bark gets attention

Welcome to the forum. There is a ton of correct information located here.

Welcome to the Forum; enjoy!

Hi Paul

Welcome to this Forum of LUGER enthusiasts.
I'm sure you'll find this Forum absolutely interesting and instructive.

Sergio

Thanks for all the welcomes, part of joining this forum was the knowledge and honest input of what is and isn't. I know my luger isn't a big money piece but having not spent anything on it or my p38s I figure I'm already ahead, I went to the range with all intentions of shooting all 3 pieces after cleaning 70 yrs of a waxy cosmoline and oil mix out and fear of breaking a firing pin or something else kept me from doing the p08, now the p38s were different and did do a couple mags through each. All 3 are matched numbers so cleaned oiled and put away again until???

Well then, now you need a shooter!:evilgrin:

Welcome from N. Carolina
I am new as well - lots of great knowledge here and user friendly !!

Welcome to the forum