Commerical 9mm

Jasta2 · 12-31-2019, 11:12 AM

Thanks Don, Long time since chatting with you. Wish I had more time with the Luger to look it over and take pictures. So if it has a 5 digit number with no suffix, is it still a 1923 commercial? I have 2 Luger books that show the different versions on Lugers with very basic s/n info. Now I can't wait until Monday to see it again and will buy it in any case. Your navy still shoots great. Let others put a few rounds through it at the range. Most had never fired a Luger, others had not idea what a Luger was. Afterward, quite a few inquired about buying one. After I explained the basic history and cost for a very nice shooter would be $1,000, most jaws dropped. They then started telling me all the firearms they could buy for $1,000. Happy New Year to you and the members of the Luger forum.

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12-31-2019, 11:12 AM	#8
Jasta2 User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lakeland, Fl. Posts: 514 Thanks: 349 Thanked 101 Times in 52 Posts	Thanks Don, Long time since chatting with you. Wish I had more time with the Luger to look it over and take pictures. So if it has a 5 digit number with no suffix, is it still a 1923 commercial? I have 2 Luger books that show the different versions on Lugers with very basic s/n info. Now I can't wait until Monday to see it again and will buy it in any case. Your navy still shoots great. Let others put a few rounds through it at the range. Most had never fired a Luger, others had not idea what a Luger was. Afterward, quite a few inquired about buying one. After I explained the basic history and cost for a very nice shooter would be $1,000, most jaws dropped. They then started telling me all the firearms they could buy for $1,000. Happy New Year to you and the members of the Luger forum.