Old thread of Age of members on forum

Jasta2 · 02-16-2014, 09:21 PM

[B]My first Luger was a 1917/1920) at the age of 20. It is long gone now. At 58 I started having more funds available. One thought though, as we all age, do most forum member have plans for passing their Luger collections on? or will they end up in auctions? Most sub 25 year olds today seem to know nothing of what a Luger is or it's history, outside they know of the 9mm Luger ammo, but fail to the two together and their inherited Luger ends up in a pawn shop.

View Poll Results: Age range you belong in
25 and younger	3	1.69%
26-35	10	5.62%
36-49	28	15.73%
50-65	85	47.75%
66-75	37	20.79%
76+	14	7.87%
don't want to answer but want to see result	0	0%
OVER 100 in mental and physical looks	1	0.56%
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02-16-2014, 09:21 PM	#10
Jasta2 User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lakeland, Fl. Posts: 514 Thanks: 349 Thanked 101 Times in 52 Posts	[B]My first Luger was a 1917/1920) at the age of 20. It is long gone now. At 58 I started having more funds available. One thought though, as we all age, do most forum member have plans for passing their Luger collections on? or will they end up in auctions? Most sub 25 year olds today seem to know nothing of what a Luger is or it's history, outside they know of the 9mm Luger ammo, but fail to the two together and their inherited Luger ends up in a pawn shop.