I Need Help!

Pete Ebbink · 08-14-2006, 01:11 PM

Sean,

For your great price, one minor part that is not matching that is internal to the gun should not keep you up at night.

One more lesson one can learn from your buying experience at a gun show :

If a seller knows you are serious and have money and paperwork in hand to buy his luger; ask the seller to do a complete take-down for you before you agree to buy the gun. This should include removing both grips and disassembly of the firing pin assembly.

Having the seller do the take-down should alievate his concern that his gun may become damaged by you.

If the seller does not agree to do a take-down for you; there is probably something he would rather you not see in detail about his gun...and you can simply walk away with your cash still in your pockets.

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08-14-2006, 01:11 PM	#24
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 5 Posts	Sean, For your great price, one minor part that is not matching that is internal to the gun should not keep you up at night. One more lesson one can learn from your buying experience at a gun show : If a seller knows you are serious and have money and paperwork in hand to buy his luger; ask the seller to do a complete take-down for you before you agree to buy the gun. This should include removing both grips and disassembly of the firing pin assembly. Having the seller do the take-down should alievate his concern that his gun may become damaged by you. If the seller does not agree to do a take-down for you; there is probably something he would rather you not see in detail about his gun...and you can simply walk away with your cash still in your pockets.