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John Sabato · 03-20-2001, 11:28 AM

and you will see samples of many types of Lugers. Although it is possible that your Luger is 7,65mm (or .30 cal Luger)The chances are that your Luger will be most likely 9mm if it was a WW2 pistol.

When you get your inherited Luger, go to the technical information pages here and print out one of the identification sheets that the forum has, and when you have all the information that the ID sheet asks for you can post it here and one of us will be glad to tell you what you have and give you an approximate value.

Regardless of it's dollar value I am sure you will treasure the final gift from your grandfather for the rest of your life. With care you can enjoy it to the fullest and still pass it on to your grandchildren.

Welcome to the forum... Come back often.. We will be glad to help.

-John

03-20-2001, 11:28 AM	#2
John Sabato Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Capital of the Free World Posts: 10,156 Thanks: 3,003 Thanked 2,309 Times in 1,098 Posts	Vinnie, visit the owner corner pages and you will see samples of many types of Lugers. Although it is possible that your Luger is 7,65mm (or .30 cal Luger)The chances are that your Luger will be most likely 9mm if it was a WW2 pistol. When you get your inherited Luger, go to the technical information pages here and print out one of the identification sheets that the forum has, and when you have all the information that the ID sheet asks for you can post it here and one of us will be glad to tell you what you have and give you an approximate value. Regardless of it's dollar value I am sure you will treasure the final gift from your grandfather for the rest of your life. With care you can enjoy it to the fullest and still pass it on to your grandchildren. Welcome to the forum... Come back often.. We will be glad to help. -John

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