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View Poll Results: Peaked interest of Lugers
One of the first widely adopted automatic pistols 1 1.27%
Craftsmenship, engineering, function 27 34.18%
Beauty, apperance, style 14 17.72%
Romanticized/connotion to WWI 5 6.33%
Connection to the Weimer Republic 2 2.53%
Romanticized/connection to Nazi Germany & WWII 9 11.39%
Other (explain) 21 26.58%
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Unread 05-21-2014, 12:03 PM   #1
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I voted other.

I started collecting with American Civil War rifle-muskets. Eventually the collection started to expand to cover US primary issue long arms. As part of that I picked up some representative opposing forces arms (e.g. GeW98 for WWI, Arisaki 99 & K98K for WWII).

Since I also owned a couple of 1911s, a 1913 made 1911 and my father's WWII 1911A1, as well as a Nambu he broght back, I figured I should get a Luger. That was back in January 1998.

Well, that infected me. My first Luger was a P.08, but I fell in love with the Navy ones. To my eye the P.08 barrel is a bit too short and the Artillery too long. Like baby bear's porridge it's "just right".
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