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BILL · 02-13-2001, 10:32 PM

Where does the collector who collects only shooter grade pistols fit in? I find that one of the great things about the passion for Lugers is that it encompasses so many different facets and personality types. There are the beer guzzling blast away surplus ammo types all the way to the snooty champagne sipping 'curator' know it all types. As gun owners we all have a common enemy and, in our case, a common interest,..Lugers. From my knothole, no matter where you see yourself on that spectrum, you should always feel good about being involved with a phenomenal firearm and work together to secure our rights to own a Luger (in any condition).

02-13-2001, 10:32 PM	#16
BILL User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Western Washington Posts: 826 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Shooter Lugers Where does the collector who collects only shooter grade pistols fit in? I find that one of the great things about the passion for Lugers is that it encompasses so many different facets and personality types. There are the beer guzzling blast away surplus ammo types all the way to the snooty champagne sipping 'curator' know it all types. As gun owners we all have a common enemy and, in our case, a common interest,..Lugers. From my knothole, no matter where you see yourself on that spectrum, you should always feel good about being involved with a phenomenal firearm and work together to secure our rights to own a Luger (in any condition).