Collectables - to shoot them or not to shoot them- that is the question

[mrerick]

Robert, it's good that you're open and came to the forum to discuss this and other Luger related interests.

In fact, not enough people with an interest are motivated to do that.

Since first coming here to the forum years ago, I have appreciated how valuable it is.

The people here are open, experienced, sharing and bring valuable understanding to the many phases of collecting these unique handguns. Some members have an almost unfathomable depth of understanding of Lugers, their history and details of their construction.

I hope that you sense that you are welcome here, and also valued for your interest in the Luger pistol. The fascinating thing about them is the depth of history, precision, and human experience that they represent. The mature approach to collecting them is very rewarding.

All of us remember the very first one we bought and held in our hands. It's a very special memory, and that pistol will always remain with us.

Now, if only there was a twelve step program.... these finely sculpted metal tools do prove addictive...