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bill m · 05-06-2001, 08:37 PM

First, each manufacture marked their variations differently, so it is hard to compare a DWM navy to a Mauser. That said, no matter which manufacture is involed, if a part is not correct then it should drop the value compared to one with the correct parts and in the same conditon. It does not drop the value to that of a shooter. It does not matter how rare the example is, if it is mis-matched or not completely correct, it should effect the value as compared to one that is all correct. I have receive $100 off the asking price for a mis-matched connecting pin on a Mauser collector grade Luger. A lot depends on just how important it is to you to have it all matching.

05-06-2001, 08:37 PM	#8
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: value impact First, each manufacture marked their variations differently, so it is hard to compare a DWM navy to a Mauser. That said, no matter which manufacture is involed, if a part is not correct then it should drop the value compared to one with the correct parts and in the same conditon. It does not drop the value to that of a shooter. It does not matter how rare the example is, if it is mis-matched or not completely correct, it should effect the value as compared to one that is all correct. I have receive $100 off the asking price for a mis-matched connecting pin on a Mauser collector grade Luger. A lot depends on just how important it is to you to have it all matching.