1914 erfurt artillery value?

sturmluger · 11-06-2006, 12:31 AM

No offence taken. I appreciate the information from you and others here on the forum. I appreciate the amount of time you give to teach others. It looks that mistakes in Luger trading can be very costly. I've been really drawn into Lugers and will probably have more questions. I stayed up till 4:30 in the morning last night studying lugers, their proofs, manufacturing, and history. I studied a little on reblueing techniques. I wanted to get another Luger that was all square and there. But, now I think I want to find a good beater for around $600 so I can take it apart and play with it without fear of ruining it. Why are the lugers made between the wars by the Jewish co. "Simson" seem inexpensive? Is it because the weren't really war related? Or maybe because people are anti-semetic? Are they lower quality or just plain not cool?

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11-06-2006, 12:31 AM	#1
sturmluger User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	No offence taken. I appreciate the information from you and others here on the forum. I appreciate the amount of time you give to teach others. It looks that mistakes in Luger trading can be very costly. I've been really drawn into Lugers and will probably have more questions. I stayed up till 4:30 in the morning last night studying lugers, their proofs, manufacturing, and history. I studied a little on reblueing techniques. I wanted to get another Luger that was all square and there. But, now I think I want to find a good beater for around $600 so I can take it apart and play with it without fear of ruining it. Why are the lugers made between the wars by the Jewish co. "Simson" seem inexpensive? Is it because the weren't really war related? Or maybe because people are anti-semetic? Are they lower quality or just plain not cool?