Erfurt Luger

foxdoublegunner · 12-24-2017, 03:03 PM

Waveski,
Welcome to Luger World. There is a lot to learn but fortunately there are a number of people on this forum who have documented there many years of knowledge in the stickies and in comprehensive books. I have found the members of the forum very helpful and open to sharing their opinions and knowledge. Sometimes you will get feedback that you don't want to hear but which you need to hear before making a big purchase. Other times you will get some unexpected, welcome news of a great deal on a rare find. Either way, you will learn a lot by participating. I encourage you to study first and narrow down the era of pistol which interests you and define what you are looking to do with it- a collector item or a shooter. Then share pictures of anything that you are looking to purchase before you go too far down the road. Friends on this site pulled me away from the brink on a couple of possible purchases before I finally settled on a pre-WW1 Erfurt pistol that was unit signed and offered at a very fair price. Lugers may seem rare at first but there are actually a good number for sale and in a wide range of quality/price which is why we will all urge you to study first.

Enjoy yourself and welcome to the website,
Foxdoublegunner

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12-24-2017, 03:03 PM	#4
foxdoublegunner User Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: California and Nevada Posts: 98 Thanks: 63 Thanked 67 Times in 29 Posts	Waveski, Welcome to Luger World. There is a lot to learn but fortunately there are a number of people on this forum who have documented there many years of knowledge in the stickies and in comprehensive books. I have found the members of the forum very helpful and open to sharing their opinions and knowledge. Sometimes you will get feedback that you don't want to hear but which you need to hear before making a big purchase. Other times you will get some unexpected, welcome news of a great deal on a rare find. Either way, you will learn a lot by participating. I encourage you to study first and narrow down the era of pistol which interests you and define what you are looking to do with it- a collector item or a shooter. Then share pictures of anything that you are looking to purchase before you go too far down the road. Friends on this site pulled me away from the brink on a couple of possible purchases before I finally settled on a pre-WW1 Erfurt pistol that was unit signed and offered at a very fair price. Lugers may seem rare at first but there are actually a good number for sale and in a wide range of quality/price which is why we will all urge you to study first. Enjoy yourself and welcome to the website, Foxdoublegunner