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View Poll Results: Should we have a section to post bad Lugers? | |||
Yes, it will help new collectors |
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15 | 57.69% |
No, what if somone makes a bad call |
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11 | 42.31% |
Voters: 26. You may not vote on this poll |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Tennessee
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Iâ??m not sure I understand what the generally accepted definition of a â??bad Lugerâ? is.
Because Iâ??m new to this sort of thing and not a serious collector, I only have a few rules that I currently go by. I wouldnâ??t want to own a Luger that had been so abused by a wire wheel on a bench grinder that no straight edges remained. Nor would I want to own a gun that had been so amateurishly restored or customized that it couldnâ??t be rescued. I wouldnâ??t want to own a gun that was extremely rare but otherwise nothing more than a rusted and pitted piece of scrap metal. I wouldnâ??t want to own a gun that I couldnâ??t shoot. I wouldnâ??t want to own a gun that I knew was stolen, even if I could buy it â??under the radar.â? I wouldnâ??t want to own a gun that I later found out was misrepresented to me at the time of sale. But as they say in Latin, â??Caveat venditorâ?¦â? Iâ??m sure I have other criteria, but this is all that comes to mind at the moment. Dave in TN. |
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