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Unread 09-24-2005, 01:59 PM   #5
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Grading a luger is very subjective and depends on whether you are the seller or the buyer.
Wise words indeed.





The book is "The Luger Handbook" by Aaron Davis.

The grading system is on page xiii


And I know that this may not be the most comprehensive book on Lugers, but it's a start.


On being subjective for the grading, that is also true as it does make a difference whether the observer sees the Luger in person or by way of photos.
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