Russian Capture Luger Added to my collection

skeeter4206 · 09-11-2012, 07:36 PM

For whats its worth, just looking at this luger. Its got a funky looking bluing to it. These kinda lugers being what they "russian capture or east germany vopo" or what ever it is. I have seen some really since looking shooters on this forum that have been re-blued and some parts replaced to make it nice looking.

Whats some opinions on doing a re-bluing on this luger. Shoul I, or shouldnt I. Also pricing of re-bluing, for a good re-bluing job. Are these guns better left as they are with that funky looking bluing look. More black looking than blue than me, but dont know a whole look about bluing.

Just curious as I like really sharp looking guns. Knowing Im going to shoot a bit before I do anything to it, but in the future... my mind wonders. I changes may happen for new baby. I may need to dress him up I little bit.

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09-11-2012, 07:36 PM	#8
skeeter4206 User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 448 Thanks: 52 Thanked 88 Times in 49 Posts	For whats its worth, just looking at this luger. Its got a funky looking bluing to it. These kinda lugers being what they "russian capture or east germany vopo" or what ever it is. I have seen some really since looking shooters on this forum that have been re-blued and some parts replaced to make it nice looking. Whats some opinions on doing a re-bluing on this luger. Shoul I, or shouldnt I. Also pricing of re-bluing, for a good re-bluing job. Are these guns better left as they are with that funky looking bluing look. More black looking than blue than me, but dont know a whole look about bluing. Just curious as I like really sharp looking guns. Knowing Im going to shoot a bit before I do anything to it, but in the future... my mind wonders. I changes may happen for new baby. I may need to dress him up I little bit.