A&F Luger in AZ State

Pete Ebbink · 12-02-2007, 11:41 AM

Vern,

The Cabelas follks usually are receptive to receiving info. on a gun that they may have on consignment and may not have accurate info. for.

I sent them the Bobba and Kenyon info. about the SN range. I usually hear back from them in a week or so.

In the past, they have pulled a sales offering. when provided with enough info.

The Greg Martin auction house calls their offerings a "rare A&F..."...BUT...then go on to add this wording..

" Very good as refinished, including the barrel. Retaining approximately 96-98% reblued finish with light wear to relief edges. Barrel and some parts changed and renumbered. "

Their ads would be better written using the term "assembly" for their guns, as the Rock Island Auction house folks do from time to time.

Or better yet..."an assembled shooter with suprious A&F markings"...

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12-02-2007, 11:41 AM	#13
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Vern, The Cabelas follks usually are receptive to receiving info. on a gun that they may have on consignment and may not have accurate info. for. I sent them the Bobba and Kenyon info. about the SN range. I usually hear back from them in a week or so. In the past, they have pulled a sales offering. when provided with enough info. The Greg Martin auction house calls their offerings a "rare A&F..."...BUT...then go on to add this wording.. " Very good as refinished, including the barrel. Retaining approximately 96-98% reblued finish with light wear to relief edges. Barrel and some parts changed and renumbered. " Their ads would be better written using the term "assembly" for their guns, as the Rock Island Auction house folks do from time to time. Or better yet..."an assembled shooter with suprious A&F markings"...