Imperial Vs. WWII

enfield1576 · 01-23-2011, 12:25 PM

DJU I think I know what you mean on the too much money invested in models of their preference. One of the guys I talked to at the show who said the WWI's were nothing special, had seven WWII models on his table, none for sale, just for show and wanted to buy my 1915 DWM for a shooter since he felt the WWI's weren't as collectable. He had nice looking pieces from what I could see, if they were matching it's hard to tell. It's all rather new to me with lugers, but I will say the mystique, the pride in ones collection and the history is all very overpowering to say the least. I do thank evryone here for all their help and info though very much.

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01-23-2011, 12:25 PM	#10
enfield1576 User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 25 Thanks: 24 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	DJU I think I know what you mean on the too much money invested in models of their preference. One of the guys I talked to at the show who said the WWI's were nothing special, had seven WWII models on his table, none for sale, just for show and wanted to buy my 1915 DWM for a shooter since he felt the WWI's weren't as collectable. He had nice looking pieces from what I could see, if they were matching it's hard to tell. It's all rather new to me with lugers, but I will say the mystique, the pride in ones collection and the history is all very overpowering to say the least. I do thank evryone here for all their help and info though very much.