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lfid · 11-13-2011, 04:54 AM

pepe,
thanks for sharing the pictures
I would guess this one currently would bring at least $1200 on gunbroker

the left side picture looks ok for the small chamfer that bridges the flat side to the rounded chamber area at the very top front edge of the slide/receiver

but the right side picture that same chamfer looks buffed/blended some, so I would look for other buffed clues

these 41/42 mausers usually have thin chamfer bridge areas originally, like the left ( safety ) side of this luger

the grips look like finer checkering than the original, but look much better than originals appearance to me

Frank,
any idea who I could contact / disposition of the portuguese 1002 m ?
I like the heavy parked lugers look

thanks,
Bill

11-13-2011, 04:54 AM	#13
lfid Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wichita, KS USA Posts: 453 Thanks: 573 Thanked 96 Times in 53 Posts	pepe, thanks for sharing the pictures I would guess this one currently would bring at least $1200 on gunbroker the left side picture looks ok for the small chamfer that bridges the flat side to the rounded chamber area at the very top front edge of the slide/receiver but the right side picture that same chamfer looks buffed/blended some, so I would look for other buffed clues these 41/42 mausers usually have thin chamfer bridge areas originally, like the left ( safety ) side of this luger the grips look like finer checkering than the original, but look much better than originals appearance to me Frank, any idea who I could contact / disposition of the portuguese 1002 m ? I like the heavy parked lugers look thanks, Bill