new to lugers, with a 1920 I think

dharger · 02-02-2011, 08:01 PM

Kritter,
If you are satisfied with your purchase nothing else matters, [B]NOT EVEN IF A SINGLE NUMBER ON THE GUN MATCHES[B]. You bought it as a shooter, not a collectors item. As long as the headspace is ok it doesn't matter if the numbers match or not.

If you decide to collect Lugers as a serious hobby, I would read all the material I could on them. The works of Jan C. Still are a must as are many other fine works. Try to fill your library and head before your safe. It can save you many costly mistakes in the end.

It seems that there is something new being discovered about these fine old relics of history every year. It's a hobby that can definately fuel a persons quest for knowledge

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02-02-2011, 08:01 PM	#23
dharger User Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Kritter, If you are satisfied with your purchase nothing else matters, [B]NOT EVEN IF A SINGLE NUMBER ON THE GUN MATCHES[B]. You bought it as a shooter, not a collectors item. As long as the headspace is ok it doesn't matter if the numbers match or not. If you decide to collect Lugers as a serious hobby, I would read all the material I could on them. The works of Jan C. Still are a must as are many other fine works. Try to fill your library and head before your safe. It can save you many costly mistakes in the end. It seems that there is something new being discovered about these fine old relics of history every year. It's a hobby that can definately fuel a persons quest for knowledge