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Houston guns made a splash for several years, but even reverse engineering a gun takes a lot of resources. Without a customer base to meet price points on a scale large enough to make a profit, they also faded away for this same reason. Our buddy Eugene Golubstov has invested immense time and effort to make his facsimilie of the .45 1907 Luger, and what he charges is more than fair for what he's produced. We should note that after an initial rush to order them, I think enough to justify a couple or runs of 50, Lugers in the original variation he made are on sale for about 20% off ~ $4k. Even with cheap foreign labor, I suspect any manufacture of new Lugers of any sort, of any quality, simply isn't particularly attractive to industry for, again, the same reasons of high cost to develop and make, and insufficient customer base.
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While certainly not as intricate as the Luger, Tisas is able to make an excellent 1911 and the importer can make a profit at $400 or less. I would think that a Luger could be made and sold for under $1,000. |
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Any new info on these?
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If the company produces an exact reproduction of the P08 and LP08 Luger, why would they not be available as Curio and Relic firearms?
They should qualify. Can anyone actually confirm that this is the Turkish company "Tisas" or is it possibly some other company?
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Any new made firearm, other than muzzle loaders are not eligible for C and R status until they are at least 50 years old. It's just the way it is.
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The LKCI website still only offers shotguns as being available
So no progress on the Luger f/s |
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I just have to keep this alive
Anyone hear anything new? I sent an email to Classic Arms and they had not heard about it |
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I like the 5 inch barrel idea. I have a Mauser re-intro with a 5 inch barrel and I think it looks better than a 4 inch.
I have a Tisas "army" 1911, no complaints. It has a better trigger than my fancy Colt "competition" 1911 that is a candidate for a trigger job. |
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Good Day All,
I messaged LKCI on this The response I recieved was that they are planning on 2nd Quarter of 2024 for a Release I best make certain that I dont empty the piggybank
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Hi!
Are there any updates on availability yet guys? Sieger |
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I see P.08s have returned to the LKCI website.
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Put a link in here to view as all I am seeing is their 2021-22 catalog for the Luger and nothing new production
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Vaporware, boys, pure and simple. The images on their web site look more like CGI/3D renderings than real guns. Moreover, none of their distributors show these Lugers having ever been stocked. Moreover, if these ever came to market, every gun forum, gun blog, and glossy fish wrapper would be reviewing them. Crickets.
I’m with Doubs too. The cost to produce a Luger today, even in some Third World country would be virtually cost prohibitive; certainly nowhere near their claimed MSRP of $800. (IIRC, but just the frame alone has over 150 separate milling operations.)
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I sent another message to LKCI and have still not heard back
![]() I REALLY want one of each |
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Put this in the - I'll believe it when I see it. column
The gun I mean, not the ad. |
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Why not buy a real one? By “real”, I not only mean a pre-1945 Luger, but I also mean one that is tangible and actually exists?
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well since they were never made or at least imported to the US its a moot point
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