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Dick Herman · 04-13-2011, 05:57 PM

As many have stated before me, all Lugers are fascinating to to us collectors. If not why have we followed this thread to this point.

For me as a Mechanical Engineer, the Luger is a refined mechanism that demonstrates basic sound design principles. Looking at and disassembling the Luger pistol displays combining creative thought with manufacturing excellence. Holding the Luger pistol is an extension of the user.

There are many variations of the Luger that I am partial to, but my favorite is the Model 1906 in .30 caliber Parabellum. The variation, AE, Swiss, Portugese or Brasilian, does not matter. To me the Model 1906 .30 caliber Luger is the most favored.

04-13-2011, 05:57 PM	#18
Dick Herman User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 302 Thanks: 496 Thanked 356 Times in 138 Posts	Tough Selection! As many have stated before me, all Lugers are fascinating to to us collectors. If not why have we followed this thread to this point. For me as a Mechanical Engineer, the Luger is a refined mechanism that demonstrates basic sound design principles. Looking at and disassembling the Luger pistol displays combining creative thought with manufacturing excellence. Holding the Luger pistol is an extension of the user. There are many variations of the Luger that I am partial to, but my favorite is the Model 1906 in .30 caliber Parabellum. The variation, AE, Swiss, Portugese or Brasilian, does not matter. To me the Model 1906 .30 caliber Luger is the most favored.