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Marvin · 07-20-2001, 07:53 AM

bcc,

This is a very interesting experiment you did. I was very surprised with your findings with the percentage. From my previous posting, maybe I am too critical as to condition and the dealers are closer. I agree that that condition is relative to the person who is doing the evaluation and you must expect at least a 1-2% diffence of opinion from any tweo experts.

The NRA grading systems was a good one, but the percent of bluing grading can get closer to the condition.

As I stated, I like to have pistols as nice as possible, but I do like the mid-90s percent range. It shows just enough wear to have been carried, but not abused.

Good Posting and good research.

Marvin

07-20-2001, 07:53 AM	#5
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Evaluating a Luger finish bcc, This is a very interesting experiment you did. I was very surprised with your findings with the percentage. From my previous posting, maybe I am too critical as to condition and the dealers are closer. I agree that that condition is relative to the person who is doing the evaluation and you must expect at least a 1-2% diffence of opinion from any tweo experts. The NRA grading systems was a good one, but the percent of bluing grading can get closer to the condition. As I stated, I like to have pistols as nice as possible, but I do like the mid-90s percent range. It shows just enough wear to have been carried, but not abused. Good Posting and good research. Marvin