Which book ?

[Ron Smith]

Derek,

If you are looking for a general over view. I would go with Lugers at Random by Kenyon. It's becoming somewhat out dated, but still a good picture encyclopedia of different variations. Relatively speaking , it can still be found at a reasonable price.

If you are interested in Imperial WWI Lugers as well as other pistols. Jan Still's Central Powers Pistols is the finest book on the market. And can be purchased directly from Jan for under $100, a bargain. After it sells out, it will triple in value.

Ron

[LugerVern]

Originally Posted by Ron Smith

If you are looking for a general over view. I would go with Lugers at Random by Kenyon. It's becoming somewhat out dated, but still a good picture encyclopedia of different variations. Relatively speaking , it can still be found at a reasonable price.

If you are interested in Imperial WWI Lugers as well as other pistols. Jan Still's Central Powers Pistols is the finest book on the market. And can be purchased directly from Jan for under $100, a bargain. After it sells out, it will triple in value.

Ron

If I had to do it all over again I would buy both of these books first and then go from there. Ron hit the nail on the head.

Vern