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Has anyone had any dealings with Collectors Firearms out of Houston TX? They seem to have a large inventory with prices as you would expect, some reasonable to fairly high. I just can’t find any feedback on them.
Thanks
Jim

Here is some review info to dig into jeb111 :thumbup:
My quick assessment is prices are way too high but they seem to have some nice stuff.

I would love to take a look see in person but I very much doubt that I would ever purchase a firearm from them.

https://www.judysbook.com/Collectors...-r27793299.htm
https://www.glassdoor.ca/Reviews/Col...o3Language=eng
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.ph...ton-tx.367934/

never purchased from them , but sold several items to them - honest , fast paying , + paid better prices then several others i contacted -

I've bought a lot of Luger reference books and other militaria from them in their older store, which was quite large and resembled a WW-2 museum.

I've surveyed about 40 Lugers they had on display in 2018. None of them interested me.

They moved to a new location in west Houston about 2-3 years ago and I haven't been to the new store.

I thought that they had a very wide selection of guns, particularly older pistols. They have a lot of commemorative guns (mostly cowboy style revolvers) and an impressive variety of military hand guns.

I'll post a review next time I'm in Houston.

I'm in TX right now doing a job for a client of mine. I plan to stop by that place in Houston if I have time. I'll let you know what I find.

Matt:cool:

I appreciate the response. I just browse their website every so often and they seem to have a pretty good inventory of Lugers. I did check out the feedback provided by spangy but very little but the usual, some very high prices but nothing terribly negative. If I am to get a Luger I want I have little in the way of options and online purchases from a reputable dealer is one realistic way to go as big gun shows aren't available in my area. Matt and Mac Cat if you get a chance to visit the shop I would be curious to hear about their stock.
Thanks
Jim