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George what model 1914 are you looking for? I only purchase in-house and have never been disappointed!!!!
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But remember its a " LUGER ERFURT 1914 ARTILLERY GESICHERT PISTOL", you don't see dem "GESICHERT"s very often.
If it were half the price, I'd actually consider it as a shooter. But no more than half... I like the grips. |
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Just looking for a standard 4" barrel 1914 DWM, 95% or so condition, to fill a hole in my collection. I would take an Erfurt, but I know most Erfurts were Artillery for this year so it would likely cost more). Nothing special, just prefer one that is "Bo" marked. But I'm looking for bargains - I don't want to spend more than $1400-$1600 for 95-98% gun, all matching. I just missed out on one at an auction earlier this year - I bid 1400 and it went for 1450 as I recall. What do you mean by you only purchase in-house? - Geo
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