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Unread 02-25-2019, 07:41 PM   #1
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Still looking to purchase 1st luger, need some feedback! does anyone have any experience with "Mister Luger"? I found him while searching on line.
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Unread 02-25-2019, 08:19 PM   #2
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Why not put up a WTB here? I wouldn’t be alone if I said I’ve bought several really nice pistols at very reasonable prices here on the forum.
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His "matching" magazines are VERY questionable.
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I've bought a lot of lugers; only one I ever returned was to Mr. Luger.
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I have sold some to him - hes a decent guy - but do a search for his name here and read postings about him... I returned a gun to him also
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I sold Mr. Luger an Erma Et-22 "Marine Model" a while ago. Since his prices are on the high side. I did pretty well. My asking price was a few hundred less than what it "books" for, and his counter offer was acceptable. He may depend a little too much on the Blue Book, because although this model is listed fairly high, not many of these pistols that I've watched come and go at auctions ever achieve anything like it. Regardless, everyone was happy in the end.
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