Pain in the kiester rookie

Willy · 03-08-2006, 04:28 PM

Hello to all,
i'm a little embarrassed to tread the sacred domain of all you expert members out there, but I'm so in the dark as to the subject of Lugers that my options are temporarily limited. So I'm casting a wide net. I've acquired a Luger and literally have no idea what I've got here. It's condition appears as though it just rolled off the assembly line. It's shiny black or dark blue perhaps with no visible signs of wear or fading. It has a part on top resembling a cross in a metallic violet or plum color. It's stamped with several curious logo-like markings and the date 1938. My question is: Do any of you guys or ladies out there know of anyone in the San Diego area competent in the evaluation of these weapons? My email address is williamgarywood@aol.com. Thanks in advance for your very kind direction.
Willy

03-08-2006, 04:28 PM	#1
Willy New User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Pain in the kiester rookie Hello to all, i'm a little embarrassed to tread the sacred domain of all you expert members out there, but I'm so in the dark as to the subject of Lugers that my options are temporarily limited. So I'm casting a wide net. I've acquired a Luger and literally have no idea what I've got here. It's condition appears as though it just rolled off the assembly line. It's shiny black or dark blue perhaps with no visible signs of wear or fading. It has a part on top resembling a cross in a metallic violet or plum color. It's stamped with several curious logo-like markings and the date 1938. My question is: Do any of you guys or ladies out there know of anyone in the San Diego area competent in the evaluation of these weapons? My email address is williamgarywood@aol.com. Thanks in advance for your very kind direction. Willy