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Jimbo · 07-04-2004, 04:27 AM

While ALWAYS fascinated by Lugers, I've only studied and collected them for 2 years. In response to renewed draconinan gun control in California, I made a decision not to comply with rules for purchasing handguns in 2003 and spent most of 2002 purchasing a collection of 6 Mauser Lugers.

I must say that the nice and extremely helpful people from this forum were instrumental in my rapid education that helped me identify 2 boosted Lugers which I returned to the dealer for exchanges. They kept me out of trouble and for that I am deep in their debt and in debt to those who began and maintain this wonderful forum.

I may add to the collection if I ever get a C&R license. The bottom line is I am still very new to collecting Lugers and still fascinated by them and grateful to own my small collection.

As it is a continual process, I'll never stop studying Lugers. My interest at this time lies only in WWII Mausers and Krieghoffs. It is a study of a lifetime.

07-04-2004, 04:27 AM	#51
Jimbo User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SF CA Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	While ALWAYS fascinated by Lugers, I've only studied and collected them for 2 years. In response to renewed draconinan gun control in California, I made a decision not to comply with rules for purchasing handguns in 2003 and spent most of 2002 purchasing a collection of 6 Mauser Lugers. I must say that the nice and extremely helpful people from this forum were instrumental in my rapid education that helped me identify 2 boosted Lugers which I returned to the dealer for exchanges. They kept me out of trouble and for that I am deep in their debt and in debt to those who began and maintain this wonderful forum. I may add to the collection if I ever get a C&R license. The bottom line is I am still very new to collecting Lugers and still fascinated by them and grateful to own my small collection. As it is a continual process, I'll never stop studying Lugers. My interest at this time lies only in WWII Mausers and Krieghoffs. It is a study of a lifetime.