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Help on a 1937
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What do you guys think about the finish?
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Looks polished
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One more
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It looks to me that someone got really aggressive in removing corrosion/rust/paint/etc. I think the final work was done with either steel wool and/or very fine sandpaper.
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I don't see any more scratches than usual...Still has sharp edges...
What's he asking for it??? |
$ 1000
Comes with a 1918 holster, take down tool and spare mag (both mags do not match the gun) |
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I see a lot of '59' markings...Is the serial number 9859???
Looks like patina to me..."normal" oxidation...Maybe... Price is not terribly outlandish...For everything...If it's genuine... |
If the holster is in reasonable shape. tool correct and mags original, price is good. If you are looking for a collector this is not the one. Bill
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From what I can see I think it looks like a nice gun, admittedly it's a bit shiny but it could be the light.
All depends on the price they ask for it. BUT you've not stated what you're really looking for: a collectible or a shooter? Maybe this Luger is an "all matching" gun but is not really a collectible, while at the same time would be a pity to use it as a shooter... Best Sergio |
It looks like in their quest to remove finish they also took out the edges of the grip panels. Looks like a cold-blue job to me. But at $1000 with a WW1 holster, etc, it seems like a good price for a shooter. You could even project it; have the grips re-cut and get the gun reblued.
But it's like the others have said, it depends on what you really want, a looker or a shooter. dju |
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