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Swiss Luger
David's Swiss has me puzzled, this gun sure looks original but I cant find it in any books. Does anyone have "Bobba, Vittorio Parabellum, A Technical History of Swiss Lugers" and could assist in looking to see if this rare variation is documented. It is a beauty! Ted
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Re: Swiss Luger
More later, but Ralph Shattuck says it was a "Salesman Sample" and has the Swiss Cross in sunburst ON THE FRONT TOGGLE LINK" Grip Safety, no safety marking at all. 4 & 3/4" 30 Luger. I will get some pics this afternoon! Ted
BTW, thanks! |
Can' wait to see the pics Ted, and Rick W. how about posting any pic
you find in that book?
Thanks, John |
Dont be embarassed about the cost of the book
The last one I saw sold used was over $95.00
It is a GREAT book. |
Re: Can' wait to see the pics Ted, and Rick W. how about posting any p
More this afternoon after I call Ralph and juice up my batteries for the camera!
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Re: Can' wait to see the pics Ted, and Rick W. how about posting any p
Don't be embarrased about the cost of the book! Mine is new in the slipcase too and as I recall I paid at least $125 for it. Books such as this one, aside from their intrinsic beauty; become investments in themselves. With a limited audience and limited demand; once printed and sold they are gone with reprints unlikely.
I looked through my copy for a gun with the cross and sunburst on the front toggle link and did not find any. |
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