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Big Norm · 07-01-2001, 02:14 PM

I have seen a navy luger that Jerry Peters owns that was soaked in blood and the outside of it is severely damaged. My first impression was, why the heck did Jerry spend good money on that piece of crap.

Now I think differently. That damaged navy luger has character. Now, when I go to Jerrys house I think of the poor fellow that died on top of that gun. I think of the sacrifice he made and how he suffered. Political differences aside, we are still all simple humans. In a way, that gun is historical and it is just as valuable as a minty luger is. Wars are horrible and many people have paid dearly in them. Jerrys gun sort of symbolizes that fact.

Big Norm

07-01-2001, 02:14 PM	#4
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Conflicting #s I have seen a navy luger that Jerry Peters owns that was soaked in blood and the outside of it is severely damaged. My first impression was, why the heck did Jerry spend good money on that piece of crap. Now I think differently. That damaged navy luger has character. Now, when I go to Jerrys house I think of the poor fellow that died on top of that gun. I think of the sacrifice he made and how he suffered. Political differences aside, we are still all simple humans. In a way, that gun is historical and it is just as valuable as a minty luger is. Wars are horrible and many people have paid dearly in them. Jerrys gun sort of symbolizes that fact. Big Norm