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HerbZ · 04-07-2007, 08:23 AM

tmoncmm,

I'm still pretty much a newbie myself since I've still only one Luger, and for not quite a year yet. But I've been doing a bit of looking, both on the Internet and whenever I can get into town or to a city. I believe that you've purchased a Luger that at the very least would make a good shooter. It may also be a candidate for refinishing by someone who knows what they're doing with a Luger. I've seen a Luger in a shop marked DWM, no date, with no matching parts, many showing extensive wear, and with only slightly better finish for $500. While I have no desire whatsoever to purchase such a $500 Luger, I might be tempted to purchase one like yours for $650 if I saw it in person.

I'd get a new Mec-Gar magazine for it and a box of Wally's Winchester white box and take it to the range.

HerbZ

04-07-2007, 08:23 AM	#16
HerbZ User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 128 Thanks: 20 Thanked 9 Times in 7 Posts	tmoncmm, I'm still pretty much a newbie myself since I've still only one Luger, and for not quite a year yet. But I've been doing a bit of looking, both on the Internet and whenever I can get into town or to a city. I believe that you've purchased a Luger that at the very least would make a good shooter. It may also be a candidate for refinishing by someone who knows what they're doing with a Luger. I've seen a Luger in a shop marked DWM, no date, with no matching parts, many showing extensive wear, and with only slightly better finish for $500. While I have no desire whatsoever to purchase such a $500 Luger, I might be tempted to purchase one like yours for $650 if I saw it in person. I'd get a new Mec-Gar magazine for it and a box of Wally's Winchester white box and take it to the range. HerbZ __________________ "I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." Mark Twain