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Imperial Arms · 02-03-2006, 10:25 PM

Hello Joseph,

Based on the images in the album, the Luger appears to be genuine with its original finish. Most of the Swiss Lugers can be found in very good to excellent condition because the Swiss took good care of their guns.

If you ideally want an early Swiss Luger with a Cross in Sunburst, you will probably need to set aside between $4k-$11k depending on the model and its condition. For example, a M1900 Swiss in top condition will fetch about $4k-$7k.

Good luck,
Albert

P.S. Since you are in Germany, consider attending the gun show in Stuttgart which I shall be attending. You might be able to find a fine Swiss Luger on one of the tables. Usually prices are slightly lower in Germany than compared to the US.

02-03-2006, 10:25 PM	#5
Imperial Arms Banned Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Malta, EU Posts: 579 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Hello Joseph, Based on the images in the album, the Luger appears to be genuine with its original finish. Most of the Swiss Lugers can be found in very good to excellent condition because the Swiss took good care of their guns. If you ideally want an early Swiss Luger with a Cross in Sunburst, you will probably need to set aside between $4k-$11k depending on the model and its condition. For example, a M1900 Swiss in top condition will fetch about $4k-$7k. Good luck, Albert P.S. Since you are in Germany, consider attending the gun show in Stuttgart which I shall be attending. You might be able to find a fine Swiss Luger on one of the tables. Usually prices are slightly lower in Germany than compared to the US.