Sold my Luger 25 years ago.

Big Fish · 02-03-2019, 05:33 PM

About quarter century back I sold off my 9mm Luger to make
ends meets. Never really knew much about it, byf and 42 stamped.
Sold it to a collector for $400 after 10 years of ownership.
Very presentable and pretty accurate, we would shoot tennis balls at 25yds. Always
a great shooter and not ammo fussy at all.

Well a few months back I decided to get another luger, sticker shock for sure,
looks like $1500 or more to get something I'd like to own. So I figured what
better place to learn than a Luger forum.

I did actually get a new old stock Stoeger .22 Luger from 1974, I like it a lot
hundreds of rounds through it and haven't had a hiccup. Original price $34.95!

That's my story, I'm sure I'll be asking questions that have been
posted before so bear with me, many thanks in advance.

Cheers, Bill

02-03-2019, 05:33 PM	#1
Big Fish User Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Bucks Co. Pa. U.S.A. Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 3 Posts	Sold my Luger 25 years ago. About quarter century back I sold off my 9mm Luger to make ends meets. Never really knew much about it, byf and 42 stamped. Sold it to a collector for $400 after 10 years of ownership. Very presentable and pretty accurate, we would shoot tennis balls at 25yds. Always a great shooter and not ammo fussy at all. Well a few months back I decided to get another luger, sticker shock for sure, looks like $1500 or more to get something I'd like to own. So I figured what better place to learn than a Luger forum. I did actually get a new old stock Stoeger .22 Luger from 1974, I like it a lot hundreds of rounds through it and haven't had a hiccup. Original price $34.95! That's my story, I'm sure I'll be asking questions that have been posted before so bear with me, many thanks in advance. Cheers, Bill