Getting ready for my first luger

LugerVern · 09-19-2007, 03:28 AM

Good decision, as Ron says. Some of the least expensive because of the number produced but as a late war guns some can be found in very nice condition.

Everyone has their favorite style of luger and my guess you may get several answers to your question.

Every variation is collectible, pick one that leaves a sparkle in your eye, and you will be happy with your purchase.

If you are doing the collector thing, then condition and all matching is a must, but if what youÃ¢??re after is a gun to shoot this opens dozens of doors and also reduces the costs.
If you plan on having a shooter in your collection, I would go ahead and do that firstÃ¢??otherwise youÃ¢??re going to have a hard time not shooting that collector gun, this gives you time to learn about lugers and have some fun at the rangeÃ¢??nothing wrong with shooters.

Vern

09-19-2007, 03:28 AM	#3
LugerVern User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 563 Thanks: 1 Thanked 34 Times in 27 Posts	Good decision, as Ron says. Some of the least expensive because of the number produced but as a late war guns some can be found in very nice condition. Everyone has their favorite style of luger and my guess you may get several answers to your question. Every variation is collectible, pick one that leaves a sparkle in your eye, and you will be happy with your purchase. If you are doing the collector thing, then condition and all matching is a must, but if what youÃ¢??re after is a gun to shoot this opens dozens of doors and also reduces the costs. If you plan on having a shooter in your collection, I would go ahead and do that firstÃ¢??otherwise youÃ¢??re going to have a hard time not shooting that collector gun, this gives you time to learn about lugers and have some fun at the rangeÃ¢??nothing wrong with shooters. Vern