Michigan Members- Royal oak shop.

Fritzer · 04-07-2005, 04:37 PM

Members,

I haven't been to this shop in a year or so - Just looked at their web site.
Midwest Ordnance.
747 NORTH MAIN, ROYAL OAK

They have a Mauser broomhandle
http://www.midwestordnance.com/PEAGLE.htm

and 1915 DWM Arty... But the picture link is broke.
http://www.midwestordnance.com/alug.htm

I don't have any connection with the shop -- it was a family Mom,Pop,Son operation. I've bought some current production handguns from them in the past.

Big Norm this is pretty much right up the street - Have you been here before?

Regards to all.
Fritz.

benignant · 04-07-2005, 10:26 PM

Here's the link to the photo:

http://www.midwestordnance.com/luga2.jpg

They have the pic file written in CAPS on the web page, should be lowercase.

Big Norm · 04-08-2005, 10:57 PM

Fritzer,
Jerry Peters called me and said that I should take a look at this gun. He said that he called and that its for sale for $3000. No holster, no stock and Jerry didn't mention anything about if it even having a matching mag. So its nothing special for that price. I already have a 1915 all matching rig with the holster dated to the gun and all its leather goodies. I also have a second 1915 as a backup for the next world war. So I am in good shape. If the price on this one is actually $3,000, as Jerry says, then they aren't really in a hurry to sell it.

The only WW1 artillery that I am looking for is a 1916 rig. It doesn't even have to have a holster with all the leather goodies. I already have that waiting for a gun with matching stock and mags.

Aside from that, I am only actively looking for artillery holsters with all the leather goodies. But maybe I will swing around Royal Oak to personally see this gun. I finally got my taxes done and my car fixed so I have a little free time this week. If I see anything different I will post something here.

I am also looking for an artillery adjustible front sight with the serial number of "54".

The Novi Michigan Antique Gun Show is the 16th and the 17th. Sometimes something interesting comes up there. So I gotta keep my powder dry just in case.

Big Norm

04-07-2005, 04:37 PM	#1
Fritzer User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Michigan Posts: 134 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Michigan Members- Royal oak shop. Members, I haven't been to this shop in a year or so - Just looked at their web site. Midwest Ordnance. 747 NORTH MAIN, ROYAL OAK They have a Mauser broomhandle http://www.midwestordnance.com/PEAGLE.htm and 1915 DWM Arty... But the picture link is broke. http://www.midwestordnance.com/alug.htm I don't have any connection with the shop -- it was a family Mom,Pop,Son operation. I've bought some current production handguns from them in the past. Big Norm this is pretty much right up the street - Have you been here before? Regards to all. Fritz.

04-07-2005, 10:26 PM	#2
benignant New User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: LA - Lower Alabama Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Here's the link to the photo: http://www.midwestordnance.com/luga2.jpg They have the pic file written in CAPS on the web page, should be lowercase.

04-08-2005, 10:57 PM	#3
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Fritzer, Jerry Peters called me and said that I should take a look at this gun. He said that he called and that its for sale for $3000. No holster, no stock and Jerry didn't mention anything about if it even having a matching mag. So its nothing special for that price. I already have a 1915 all matching rig with the holster dated to the gun and all its leather goodies. I also have a second 1915 as a backup for the next world war. So I am in good shape. If the price on this one is actually $3,000, as Jerry says, then they aren't really in a hurry to sell it. The only WW1 artillery that I am looking for is a 1916 rig. It doesn't even have to have a holster with all the leather goodies. I already have that waiting for a gun with matching stock and mags. Aside from that, I am only actively looking for artillery holsters with all the leather goodies. But maybe I will swing around Royal Oak to personally see this gun. I finally got my taxes done and my car fixed so I have a little free time this week. If I see anything different I will post something here. I am also looking for an artillery adjustible front sight with the serial number of "54". The Novi Michigan Antique Gun Show is the 16th and the 17th. Sometimes something interesting comes up there. So I gotta keep my powder dry just in case. Big Norm