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alvin · 04-01-2012, 09:08 AM

Given the price, Rguns cannot be too wrong. My first "collectible" Luger was a American Historical Foundation Erfurt 1914, fully engraved and silver plated, which cost me 4x hand-picked quality WWII Rguns (the base material was not better than Rguns). Sold later,,,, although I did not shoot a single round from it, I only got 3x Rguns back,,,, lost one

That's my tuition paid....costly.

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Recently, saw one ad post asking $1400 for a AHF "Field Marshall" 1930. Owner's father paid $2800 for it in the past. Obviously, I was not the only one making that mistake.

04-01-2012, 09:08 AM	#8
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Given the price, Rguns cannot be too wrong. My first "collectible" Luger was a American Historical Foundation Erfurt 1914, fully engraved and silver plated, which cost me 4x hand-picked quality WWII Rguns (the base material was not better than Rguns). Sold later,,,, although I did not shoot a single round from it, I only got 3x Rguns back,,,, lost one That's my tuition paid....costly. === Recently, saw one ad post asking $1400 for a AHF "Field Marshall" 1930. Owner's father paid $2800 for it in the past. Obviously, I was not the only one making that mistake.