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Johnny Peppers · 07-28-2001, 05:44 PM

At the same time as the September Jackson, Mississippi, gun show, the International competition for PPC is held that same week. Many of the shooters from all over the world come to this competition. To my knowledge a Luger has never shown up on the firing line, but if it ever does, and should it win, I will be expecting a John Deere tractor to win the Indianapolis 500.

As far as to looking at any good Sigs or Lugers, if any that are worth using in true competition ever show up, please let me know. That goes for about 100,000 other US shooters also.

I have some very nice collectible Lugers, and I seek others in the same condition, but I collect them for what they are and not what they can be cannibalized into. If it is for serious shooting, the 1911 cannot be beat.

07-28-2001, 05:44 PM	#17
Johnny Peppers User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Calion, Arkansas Posts: 1,042 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Lugers...Why? At the same time as the September Jackson, Mississippi, gun show, the International competition for PPC is held that same week. Many of the shooters from all over the world come to this competition. To my knowledge a Luger has never shown up on the firing line, but if it ever does, and should it win, I will be expecting a John Deere tractor to win the Indianapolis 500. As far as to looking at any good Sigs or Lugers, if any that are worth using in true competition ever show up, please let me know. That goes for about 100,000 other US shooters also. I have some very nice collectible Lugers, and I seek others in the same condition, but I collect them for what they are and not what they can be cannibalized into. If it is for serious shooting, the 1911 cannot be beat.