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sandromxp · 05-01-2017, 08:45 PM

Hi

I'm going a little nuts on buying Luger books. Today I received Sam Costanzo's World of Lugers Proof Marks Volume I. I picked it up on eBay for $82 which I think was a steal! But it's mind blowing on all the information it has. I can't find some details of my 1940 Mauser 42 in it but I'm going to have to really look into it. I also picked up Stoegers the parabellum, John Walter's The Luger story, the Luger Book and Luger story of the world's most famous Handgun, Fred Datig's the Luger Pistol, Reese Luger Tips and Lugers at Random. Not bad for two weeks! I'd love to get Jan C Still's third reich Lugers but right now I've only found them for around $300.

So far I haven't really found too much information on the 1940 Mauser but learning a lot! The books I was disappointed with was the Reese Luger Tips as I got both the First and Revised edition and both stopped at before and skipped the WW2 Mausers.

Sandro

05-01-2017, 08:45 PM	#1
sandromxp User Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 35 Thanks: 9 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	books Hi I'm going a little nuts on buying Luger books. Today I received Sam Costanzo's World of Lugers Proof Marks Volume I. I picked it up on eBay for $82 which I think was a steal! But it's mind blowing on all the information it has. I can't find some details of my 1940 Mauser 42 in it but I'm going to have to really look into it. I also picked up Stoegers the parabellum, John Walter's The Luger story, the Luger Book and Luger story of the world's most famous Handgun, Fred Datig's the Luger Pistol, Reese Luger Tips and Lugers at Random. Not bad for two weeks! I'd love to get Jan C Still's third reich Lugers but right now I've only found them for around $300. So far I haven't really found too much information on the 1940 Mauser but learning a lot! The books I was disappointed with was the Reese Luger Tips as I got both the First and Revised edition and both stopped at before and skipped the WW2 Mausers. Sandro