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Unread 07-14-2008, 11:28 PM   #1
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Default What's this 1906 AE Luger worth?

All the exterior numbers match. It's a 9mm with a 4" bbl. I sure don't have to worry about it being re-blued. What, in your opinions, would be a fair price to pay for this Luger on today's market? The bore is advertised as fair but "could clean up to good". Supposedly there is a chip out of one of the grips but I couldn't spot it. You guys must think I'm nuts for even looking at it. What would be an honest price to pay?






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Unread 07-15-2008, 12:10 AM   #2
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A 9mm 1906 is rarer than a 7.65mm (30 luger), so worth more than a shooter.

the chip is huge isn't it, look left grip, upper right, it is just such a clean break it looks okay.


If I had it and was trying to sell it on the forum, I'd sell it at about $1000-$1300, depending on if any other parts are matching etc. Possibly more if it 'cleaned up well...'


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Nice project gun.

Will need some TLC, though. The grip safety spring is probably also broken. The grip safety rests too far inwards.
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I have the new grip safety springs and any other parts you may need. TH
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An alternative.... if not many people fighting for it, it could be cheap:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=104888176
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An alternative.... if not many people fighting for it, it could be cheap:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=104888176
I'm guessing the bidding will become hot and heavy towards the end. My un-informed take on that Luger is it's a very nice lightly buffed reblue although that's never stated. It will probably fetch between $1000 to $1200 as a shooter. Am I really off base on that stab and the reblueing?
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Yes. He said it's refurbished in the description. So, it's an honest gun. Actually, he only sells restored guns. Restoration is his job. If it goes too high, I suggest skipping it and waiting for the next one.
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