Commercial artillery

Big Norm · 09-04-2003, 10:55 AM

Yah, I was just having fun. Luger collecting and shooting is supposed to be fun.If it ain't fun then I would be doing something else like losing my money on the stock market. But I think that I may have tripped unto something while enjoying myself. Steve and others noted that they have shooters that they just plain have fun shooting. There is nothing wrong with having a mismatched luger and going to the range and shooting it. Steve has an artillery with a repro stock and holster and he enjoys it. Thats good. But maybe instead of calling his gun a shooter we should call this noble assembly of his an All American Era Luger or, in Steve's case, an All American Prototype Artillery rig. I mean, there is nothing wrong with the gun. Its still a fine gun and a great gun to shoot. Its just not a collectible Luger.

Oh well, that just my two cents worth.
Big Norm

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09-04-2003, 10:55 AM	#14
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Yah, I was just having fun. Luger collecting and shooting is supposed to be fun.If it ain't fun then I would be doing something else like losing my money on the stock market. But I think that I may have tripped unto something while enjoying myself. Steve and others noted that they have shooters that they just plain have fun shooting. There is nothing wrong with having a mismatched luger and going to the range and shooting it. Steve has an artillery with a repro stock and holster and he enjoys it. Thats good. But maybe instead of calling his gun a shooter we should call this noble assembly of his an All American Era Luger or, in Steve's case, an All American Prototype Artillery rig. I mean, there is nothing wrong with the gun. Its still a fine gun and a great gun to shoot. Its just not a collectible Luger. Oh well, that just my two cents worth. Big Norm