Altered 1936 9mm
 

I found a 1936 in extra nice shape...but. bubba ground the buttstock fitting off!!!

It is in 85 to 90 % nice what value with it bring due to the alteration??

Thanks

Sorry Jim, it's a shooter now, no collector would touch it. My guess is $750.00, give or take $100.00.
Norm

Thanks seller wants $800 for it

I have other Lugers, all matching, but don't want to break a part

What parts do Lugers break??

Yes I'm new at all this

Check out the stickies- there is a list of them!:eek:

Firing pins, extractors, ejectors, hold-open levers. I broke an upper barrel extension once too. How bad a job did Bubba do?
dju

The ribs that the detectable stock attached are ground off, rounded and contoured to the frame and cooled blued

Bubba did do a fairly good job

I think he knocked About $1K of it,s value to collectors

Anyone know if this was commonly done?

I can't do pictures, but it is a crisp example of a P 08

Less common than Conventional Wisdom would have you believe, but they are out there. As you describe it, it is a $500 gun and you would do well to talk it down from there.

--Dwight

Not real common, but this does appear sometimes.
In the confusion regarding full stock use, some Lugers did meet this fate
Mostly in the 40s and 50s.

At that price I would jump on it.

Well someone did jump on it it was sold at 750 just not to me!!!

If it was on an on-line auction please post a link so we an see what you are referring to.
dju

I don.t know if it was on an auction, but it was sold by Ron

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