luger rifle upper complete ?

num1fordfan · 06-16-2014, 01:33 PM

thank you ron , i was under the impression it was like the ruger mkII where the "frame" is considered the "grip frame" ..... i will make changes to my auction ............ NOW TO RESPOND TO THIS "As a matter of etiquette, if you are going to come onto the site and mine free advice and a valuation for something you are planning to sell, the polite thing to do is to offer it here first, especially if interest has been expressed." i know nothing about lugers (ima ruger man) i was just trying to get the opinion of people i figured would know , when i sell something rare i always put it on gunbroker and start it at .01 , case in point i had a amt longslide guy offered me $700 i declined and listed it on gunbroker $1525.01 later it sold ..... when i have an item i am not familiar with the value on i would much rather put it to auction

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06-16-2014, 01:33 PM	#20
num1fordfan User Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	thank you ron , i was under the impression it was like the ruger mkII where the "frame" is considered the "grip frame" ..... i will make changes to my auction ............ NOW TO RESPOND TO THIS "As a matter of etiquette, if you are going to come onto the site and mine free advice and a valuation for something you are planning to sell, the polite thing to do is to offer it here first, especially if interest has been expressed." i know nothing about lugers (ima ruger man) i was just trying to get the opinion of people i figured would know , when i sell something rare i always put it on gunbroker and start it at .01 , case in point i had a amt longslide guy offered me $700 i declined and listed it on gunbroker $1525.01 later it sold ..... when i have an item i am not familiar with the value on i would much rather put it to auction