Advice on first Swiss Luger

water witch · 12-14-2007, 07:16 PM

Thanks very much, it does help.

We don't apply "importer stamps" to imported guns yet in Canada (although this may change). The only exception is when we import from the US and get the US (Century arms,etc) stamps that were applied when these guns were originally imported to the US.

Your info was very good, thanks again. Many of us Canadians (with some exeptions) don't have the option of owning an original P08 due to the barrel length (4" barrels are prohibited in this country) so if we want an original (non-rebarrelled luger) our options are limited (the Swiss is one option).

Thanks again. I'd like to pick up a few books on these Swiss Lugers before making a decision.

regards
Scott (in Canada)

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12-14-2007, 07:16 PM	#3
water witch New User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Canada Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks very much, it does help. We don't apply "importer stamps" to imported guns yet in Canada (although this may change). The only exception is when we import from the US and get the US (Century arms,etc) stamps that were applied when these guns were originally imported to the US. Your info was very good, thanks again. Many of us Canadians (with some exeptions) don't have the option of owning an original P08 due to the barrel length (4" barrels are prohibited in this country) so if we want an original (non-rebarrelled luger) our options are limited (the Swiss is one option). Thanks again. I'd like to pick up a few books on these Swiss Lugers before making a decision. regards Scott (in Canada)