M1906 Russian Luger - The Ending of its Identity

drbuster · 11-15-2009, 05:59 PM

If Charles Kenyon did, in fact, receive the "Bulgarian theory" treatise from Albert, as he says, and furthermore, if Charles Kenyon did, in fact, agree that the theory is plausible, then with all due repect to Mr. Kenyon, I believe that he (Mr. Kenyon) should at least write an editorial in The Gun Report, as he is still listed as a staff editor. This is an important issue to us folks who consider ourselves more than novice collectors and who may possess both Bulgarian and Russian (Russian-Bulgarian) lugers. And also, I too, plead with Ron not to vacate this "Luger newspaper on the air" Forum. Ron's contributions, knowledge and experience are all too valuable to lose over unfortunate over-opinionated postings.

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11-15-2009, 05:59 PM	#36
drbuster User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: San Mateo, California Posts: 1,432 Thanks: 2 Thanked 71 Times in 56 Posts	If Charles Kenyon did, in fact, receive the "Bulgarian theory" treatise from Albert, as he says, and furthermore, if Charles Kenyon did, in fact, agree that the theory is plausible, then with all due repect to Mr. Kenyon, I believe that he (Mr. Kenyon) should at least write an editorial in The Gun Report, as he is still listed as a staff editor. This is an important issue to us folks who consider ourselves more than novice collectors and who may possess both Bulgarian and Russian (Russian-Bulgarian) lugers. And also, I too, plead with Ron not to vacate this "Luger newspaper on the air" Forum. Ron's contributions, knowledge and experience are all too valuable to lose over unfortunate over-opinionated postings.