Collecting Shooters Shameful? Opinion/poll

DavidJayUden · 02-27-2017, 04:01 PM

Davidjayuden,
Would love to find that "deal of a lifetime" collector piece, but doubt very much it will ever happen. I just don't seem to have that kind of luck. I now know enough (I think) to not to get taken.

IMHO finding that deal of a lifetime is not a matter of luck but one of hard work, networking and always being on the hunt. Luck = preparation meeting opportunity. Of all my Lugers, none fell in my lap (OK, maybe one), I had to hunt them all down.

As for how many shooter Lugers is enough, I have a nice 4" 9mm, an Artillery and a Navy, all of which I shoot regularly. That satisfies my Luger lust at the range, and any extra money goes into Nambu's, P-38's, Lahtis, Webleys, old 1911's, and a few later S&W's.

dju

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02-27-2017, 04:01 PM	#16
DavidJayUden Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 4,047 Thanks: 578 Thanked 1,414 Times in 887 Posts	Davidjayuden, Would love to find that "deal of a lifetime" collector piece, but doubt very much it will ever happen. I just don't seem to have that kind of luck. I now know enough (I think) to not to get taken. IMHO finding that deal of a lifetime is not a matter of luck but one of hard work, networking and always being on the hunt. Luck = preparation meeting opportunity. Of all my Lugers, none fell in my lap (OK, maybe one), I had to hunt them all down. As for how many shooter Lugers is enough, I have a nice 4" 9mm, an Artillery and a Navy, all of which I shoot regularly. That satisfies my Luger lust at the range, and any extra money goes into Nambu's, P-38's, Lahtis, Webleys, old 1911's, and a few later S&W's. dju