No More Lugers

Marvin · 05-20-2001, 05:46 PM

Patrick,

Thanks for adding the link to the dealers site. As I was looking at the prices in DM, they did not seem to be off very much from the top dealers in the US when converting to US Dollars. I assume that the 1 & 2 indicated the condition of the pistol with a 1 being the best. Actually, some of the prices were less than a top collection piece in the US. There was a CZ-27 that would be approx. $150 in the US and that would be a good price. The Navel Luger was a bit pricy, but I bet it is nice.

With all the "Flap" over the Swastika from e-bay and others, do collectors of Third Reich weapons have any problems with them on Lugers or K98k rifles? Can the weapons be shown in an open case in a gun shop?

Please keep us informed with info like this and the links to German dealers; I love to read them.

Marvin

05-20-2001, 05:46 PM	#2
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: No More Lugers Patrick, Thanks for adding the link to the dealers site. As I was looking at the prices in DM, they did not seem to be off very much from the top dealers in the US when converting to US Dollars. I assume that the 1 & 2 indicated the condition of the pistol with a 1 being the best. Actually, some of the prices were less than a top collection piece in the US. There was a CZ-27 that would be approx. $150 in the US and that would be a good price. The Navel Luger was a bit pricy, but I bet it is nice. With all the "Flap" over the Swastika from e-bay and others, do collectors of Third Reich weapons have any problems with them on Lugers or K98k rifles? Can the weapons be shown in an open case in a gun shop? Please keep us informed with info like this and the links to German dealers; I love to read them. Marvin

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