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Oldreb · 04-17-2016, 03:36 PM

sheepherder, thanks for your reply. Interesting that you referenced the Kü Club Meeting post as it was the one that really sparked my interest in the Kü's !! Certainly the Kü is not an "early" Luger but it does have an interesting story and by it's assembly composition provides a lot of variations within it's core "standards". Being a collector of Confederate relics I think also contributed to my interest in the Kü's as we relied heavily on "parts" weapons of all types --reworked battle field pickups, altered earlier peroid guns, guns manufactured from captured Yankee machinery, small work shops etc. etc. Not always first quality and matching -- but functional and effective !!

Best Regards,
Wayne

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04-17-2016, 03:36 PM	#1
Oldreb User Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: South Carolina Posts: 83 Thanks: 160 Thanked 25 Times in 10 Posts	sheepherder, thanks for your reply. Interesting that you referenced the Kü Club Meeting post as it was the one that really sparked my interest in the Kü's !! Certainly the Kü is not an "early" Luger but it does have an interesting story and by it's assembly composition provides a lot of variations within it's core "standards". Being a collector of Confederate relics I think also contributed to my interest in the Kü's as we relied heavily on "parts" weapons of all types --reworked battle field pickups, altered earlier peroid guns, guns manufactured from captured Yankee machinery, small work shops etc. etc. Not always first quality and matching -- but functional and effective !! Best Regards, Wayne