To shoot? or not to shoot?

CptCurl · 07-09-2019, 10:24 AM

I have one of the Russian capture Lugers that were imported some years back. It's a Mauser Code 42, matching except for the toggle pin and hold-open. It looks like it received a Russian hot-dip blue job with no polishing. That's good because all lines and markings remain crisp. It functions perfectly. It's my shooter and lives in my range bag. It has no collector value and didn't cost a lot of money.

In the hand it feels just like a $4,000 Luger.

Get something like this and shoot till your heart is content.

Curl

07-09-2019, 10:24 AM	#9
CptCurl User Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Botetourt County, Virginia Posts: 120 Thanks: 93 Thanked 140 Times in 46 Posts	I have one of the Russian capture Lugers that were imported some years back. It's a Mauser Code 42, matching except for the toggle pin and hold-open. It looks like it received a Russian hot-dip blue job with no polishing. That's good because all lines and markings remain crisp. It functions perfectly. It's my shooter and lives in my range bag. It has no collector value and didn't cost a lot of money. In the hand it feels just like a $4,000 Luger. Get something like this and shoot till your heart is content. Curl