Jim, All the books you mention should eventually be in your Luger reference library... The Costanza book is a rare one and often brings $325 or more...
If you haven't checked out the Luger E-books by Gerard Henrotin (the guy who did the Luger animation on our home page) check them out by clicking on the available link. These books are informative, and have great illustrations. My favorite is the book on Luger mechanicals...
They are less than $9 to download (each), and well worth the money in my opinion. The only problem with them is that they use a copy protection scheme that locks them to the computer where they are first installed, so you can't take them with you unless you own a laptop.
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regards, -John S
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