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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Brazil
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Thanks a lot, gentlemen
It just happens that I live in Brazil, and I don't know (at this moment) how to import an used weapon. I will have to ask some friends at the shooting range (I'm a bowman, and there is a dedicated area for archery in it). Brazilian regulations are not as stringent as some people thinks - one can have a ,45 weapon, for instance, but one has to go trough miles of red tape. My first option would be to search locally for a shooter that could be rebuilt (I know a nice fellow that has a collector's 7.65 Luger and is a quite decent gunsmith). That's why of my question - how to recognize a Luger that could be rebuilt? What to avoid? I have already ordered the book "Parabellum" Automatic Pistol: Its Construction". Thanks again, Jorge |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Experts please correct me if I am wrong.
Jorge -- I assume the way is "comparison", detail comparison with known good ones. But, you have to know what to check, and which one is a good one, etc, etc. So new collectors usually depend on old collectors to tell them. All you need to do -- take pictures of the gun and post in this column of the forum, and ask (I ask questions all the time myself). That's the cyberspace way. Good luck in searching. |
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Thanks for the clues, Alvin
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