Krieghoff Rework

Big Norm · 09-15-2005, 01:35 AM

Bob,
I just reread your original post. I think that Dwight is close on the price, but still on the high side of an artistic and fluent price range. What bothers me is that you say this may be a refurbished by Kreighoff Luger that is 98%. I can't put my finger on what bothers me about that. Maybe its the fact that I think that this is a restored, reblued Luger with some parts that have been replaced (6 inch barrel, 30 cal with military markings?). And that $800 is still a lot of money for what I think is a shooter.

But I am a collector and you might be a guy who just wants to have a Luger to shoot. Nothing wrong with that. But 30 cal ammo can sometimes be hard to find and is more expensive to purchase. But the sound of 30 cal ammo being fired is a fun sound. More of a CRACK! then 9mm. As a collector, I may be more critical then I should be and I apologize for that.
Big Norm

09-15-2005, 01:35 AM	#11
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Bob, I just reread your original post. I think that Dwight is close on the price, but still on the high side of an artistic and fluent price range. What bothers me is that you say this may be a refurbished by Kreighoff Luger that is 98%. I can't put my finger on what bothers me about that. Maybe its the fact that I think that this is a restored, reblued Luger with some parts that have been replaced (6 inch barrel, 30 cal with military markings?). And that $800 is still a lot of money for what I think is a shooter. But I am a collector and you might be a guy who just wants to have a Luger to shoot. Nothing wrong with that. But 30 cal ammo can sometimes be hard to find and is more expensive to purchase. But the sound of 30 cal ammo being fired is a fun sound. More of a CRACK! then 9mm. As a collector, I may be more critical then I should be and I apologize for that. Big Norm