Advice on Luger purchase requested

Garfield · 09-10-2002, 01:30 AM

Hello:

Since you did not post this message on the Newbies Board where no flaming is allowed then I reckon that you are fair game.

I am not certain which of the two of you, the seller or you, is the more ignorant. If the seller's luger is as you state, then he would be a fool to sell it for that price. If you have doubts as to whether the price is fair, then you should not be collecting. Before you go to the purchase site make certain you know what a luger looks like. Once you have that basic knowledge and can ascertain that the pistol for sale is in fact a "luger" complete with grips plates and a magazine and that it is not a rusted piece of junk, I would suggest that you buy it. Then spend a lot of money buying books to find out what you have.

Good Luck

Good Luck

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09-10-2002, 01:30 AM	#9
Garfield User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A little SE of Nome Posts: 239 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hello: Since you did not post this message on the Newbies Board where no flaming is allowed then I reckon that you are fair game. I am not certain which of the two of you, the seller or you, is the more ignorant. If the seller's luger is as you state, then he would be a fool to sell it for that price. If you have doubts as to whether the price is fair, then you should not be collecting. Before you go to the purchase site make certain you know what a luger looks like. Once you have that basic knowledge and can ascertain that the pistol for sale is in fact a "luger" complete with grips plates and a magazine and that it is not a rusted piece of junk, I would suggest that you buy it. Then spend a lot of money buying books to find out what you have. Good Luck Good Luck