Great Grandad's not-so-long-lost Luger

Rob · 03-17-2003, 12:14 AM

Thanks for the replies, guys. My Dad would have enjoyed reading these. I am fortunate to have several other "family guns" with stories attached to them. I consider these to be priceless family treasures.
I posted at the S & W forum ( http://www.smith-wessonforum.com ) about a couple of Great Grandad's revolvers in the 1857-1945 forum. The best story is about returning my Dad his Korean Era 1911A1 that my Mom made him sell when I was born. That was Xmas, 1999...it rekindled a love for firearms that we enjoyed until he died this last December. I am 45, Dad was 73. All you guys with Dads still around...pay him back with something priceless. I can't express how powerful the feeling is.

Rob

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03-17-2003, 12:14 AM	#13
Rob User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Alta Loma, CA Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the replies, guys. My Dad would have enjoyed reading these. I am fortunate to have several other "family guns" with stories attached to them. I consider these to be priceless family treasures. I posted at the S & W forum ( http://www.smith-wessonforum.com ) about a couple of Great Grandad's revolvers in the 1857-1945 forum. The best story is about returning my Dad his Korean Era 1911A1 that my Mom made him sell when I was born. That was Xmas, 1999...it rekindled a love for firearms that we enjoyed until he died this last December. I am 45, Dad was 73. All you guys with Dads still around...pay him back with something priceless. I can't express how powerful the feeling is. Rob