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Sundance · 09-25-2005, 08:40 PM

I bought 4 last week to try and get myself educated:

-The Luger Story (by John Walter)
-The P-08 Parabellum Luger Automatic Pistol (by David McFarland)
-The Luger Handbook (by Aaron Davis)
-Luger Tips Revised Edition (by Michael Reese II)

They're all somewhat different, but I found "The Luger Handbook" indespensible in terms of helping one ascertain what you type/kind/value of Luger you are looking at. The 2nd book in the list is a good general info book about operation and such, while the first listed book is by far the most comprehensive at 253 pages.

I got them all at a local gun show out here in San Francisco, but think Amazon might have at least one or two of them. If you want to know the publisher info or other details that would help you track them down at a local bookstore or order them, let me know.

Good Luck!

09-25-2005, 08:40 PM	#2
Sundance New User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Discovery Bay, California Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I bought 4 last week to try and get myself educated: -The Luger Story (by John Walter) -The P-08 Parabellum Luger Automatic Pistol (by David McFarland) -The Luger Handbook (by Aaron Davis) -Luger Tips Revised Edition (by Michael Reese II) They're all somewhat different, but I found "The Luger Handbook" indespensible in terms of helping one ascertain what you type/kind/value of Luger you are looking at. The 2nd book in the list is a good general info book about operation and such, while the first listed book is by far the most comprehensive at 253 pages. I got them all at a local gun show out here in San Francisco, but think Amazon might have at least one or two of them. If you want to know the publisher info or other details that would help you track them down at a local bookstore or order them, let me know. Good Luck!