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Geo99 · 12-29-2014, 02:24 PM

Jerry - here is how you fix it - 1936 Luger grips should be unnumbered!

If you find another set of grips without numbers, they can be changed out so you can sell this gun for a decent price. Grips come up for sale on ebay and gunbroker all the time.
You can also buy some screws for it - they shouldn't cost much - ask Lugerdoc (Tom Heller) if he has any.

noworky - Are you sure about the 75% - I don't see it in the two pictures you posted, but I know that only shows part of the gun. If you could post pictures of both sides, the top, the underside (especially the barrel serial num), and the front & back of the grip straps, you will get a more accurate estimate of the finish and value.

- Geo

12-29-2014, 02:24 PM	#8
Geo99 User Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Whidbey Island WA Posts: 400 Thanks: 102 Thanked 127 Times in 75 Posts	Jerry - here is how you fix it - 1936 Luger grips should be unnumbered! If you find another set of grips without numbers, they can be changed out so you can sell this gun for a decent price. Grips come up for sale on ebay and gunbroker all the time. You can also buy some screws for it - they shouldn't cost much - ask Lugerdoc (Tom Heller) if he has any. noworky - Are you sure about the 75% - I don't see it in the two pictures you posted, but I know that only shows part of the gun. If you could post pictures of both sides, the top, the underside (especially the barrel serial num), and the front & back of the grip straps, you will get a more accurate estimate of the finish and value. - Geo __________________ "Diplomacy is the art of saying nice doggie, until you can find a rock." - Will Rogers