1900 Luger

Silvano · 09-06-2001, 10:02 PM

Hello Kyrie and Bill M.

As I have said before, This gun was not sold to me as a test luger but merely as a commercial AE. It was sold to me by someone who is known for his honesty. He also had a similar condition test luger for almost twice the price. I agree that a 95% test luger in the 61xx range is probably something to be carefull of. Also, I had a hard time justifyng the finances for it. I think the piece I bought is a nice piece, and the only definite mismatch is the trigger. I'm hearing different opinions on the TD lever but we don't know that it is definitely wrong. The man who sold me the gun offered to do whatever it takes to make the deal right. What would you guys say is right? How bad is only a mismatched trigger? Would finding a matching trigger make everyone happy? That doesn't seem right either. So what would you do with the gun?

Bill! Who is Bannerman and what significance does #7147 have?

09-06-2001, 10:02 PM	#22
Silvano User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Chicagoland Posts: 16 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 1900 Luger Hello Kyrie and Bill M. As I have said before, This gun was not sold to me as a test luger but merely as a commercial AE. It was sold to me by someone who is known for his honesty. He also had a similar condition test luger for almost twice the price. I agree that a 95% test luger in the 61xx range is probably something to be carefull of. Also, I had a hard time justifyng the finances for it. I think the piece I bought is a nice piece, and the only definite mismatch is the trigger. I'm hearing different opinions on the TD lever but we don't know that it is definitely wrong. The man who sold me the gun offered to do whatever it takes to make the deal right. What would you guys say is right? How bad is only a mismatched trigger? Would finding a matching trigger make everyone happy? That doesn't seem right either. So what would you do with the gun? Bill! Who is Bannerman and what significance does #7147 have?