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Old 03-05-2011, 06:10 PM   #1
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The Luger itself appeared to be an old Luger, that has been re-finished...
If he's asking more than a grand for it...It's overpriced...

My $02...again...
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Old 03-05-2011, 11:37 PM   #2
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If he's asking more than a grand for it...It's overpriced...

My $02...again...
The asking price is 1600.00. Found out a little more, the magazines are newly made by someone in Arizona. The gun appears to be all matching with serial number 725. Seems like a low serial number. is it possible for new numbers to be applied to old parts? Some of the numbers on the gun appear to be very crisp, like they were done prior to the refinish job. Either way decided against the purchase, just seems like to many unanswered questions.

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Found out a little more, the magazines are newly made by someone in Arizona.
Our resident magazine expert (and refurbisher), GT, lives in Arizona...

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The gun appears to be all matching with serial number 725. Seems like a low serial number.
Luger serial numbers are recurring; with letters added under the grip frame serial every 9999 pistols...

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Some of the numbers on the gun appear to be very crisp...
Does that mean that the rest appear blurred, or faint, or lightly struck??? RED FLAG!!!
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