Stainless luger

[buechsenmacher]

I have a Stoeger American Eagle 9mm. In a move, i lost the factory magazine, and I've used "generic" Luger magazines with no problem. I'm not certain what may or may not be different between these and German/Swiss magazines. But mags are available. I'm probably going to put this up for sale on GunBroker/Guns America, since i've had this since 1996 and have run maybe 2 boxes of ammo through it. Shoots really nice, but I just don't use it (got a Glock, and thats my regular shooting brand). Other than missing the factory mag (which does diminish the value) Because of that it would probably be classified as Excellent by NRA Condition standards, as it is perfect in every other respect.

[Edward Tinker]

Originally Posted by buechsenmacher

I have a Stoeger American Eagle 9mm. In a move, i lost the factory magazine, and I've used "generic" Luger magazines with no problem. I'm not certain what may or may not be different between these and German/Swiss magazines. But mags are available. I'm probably going to put this up for sale on GunBroker/Guns America, since i've had this since 1996 and have run maybe 2 boxes of ammo through it. Shoots really nice, but I just don't use it (got a Glock, and thats my regular shooting brand). Other than missing the factory mag (which does diminish the value) Because of that it would probably be classified as Excellent by NRA Condition standards, as it is perfect in every other respect.

You can start a for sale here on the forum - no charge - the stoeger should go for around $800-900 - I'd offer it for less unless you guarantee it shoots. (that and you used the G word )

Ed

[buechsenmacher]

I guarantee that it shoots. I shot it on Sunday since it has been quite a while since I had shot it.. Yes I used the G word, but considering I run about 1000 rounds a month through my 9mm's (i wont even talk about how much rimfire I run through), i'd rather use the G, than abuse the luger (which is a better gun).

I may just initiate a for sale thread. I just need to find time to take pictures and really decide if i do want to sell it or not (I'm starting a gunsmithing business and having a few bucks extra on hand would not be a bad thing).