A different Prespective

CG of MP · 11-11-2003, 02:38 PM

...Pitty I can not afford a laptop :-)

I must admit surprise that he is not a member here! From what I can glean offline this site has the 'best' collection of Luger fanatics around and it wouldcertainly seem like a natural place to go.

Still, I understand... John Jardine (another custom gunsmith I did a website for) rarely if ever posts online. So I can understand caring more about building product than the internet I suppose! (foreign concept to a geek like me tho!)

Anyhow, a good idea.

Russ thank you for your ideas as well. They too are appreciated and probably correct.

Speaking of such things, if you had to buy one book for under 20 bucks on the luger which would it be?

Charles

11-11-2003, 02:38 PM	#26
CG of MP User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CCCPalifornia Posts: 25 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	...Pitty I can not afford a laptop :-) I must admit surprise that he is not a member here! From what I can glean offline this site has the 'best' collection of Luger fanatics around and it wouldcertainly seem like a natural place to go. Still, I understand... John Jardine (another custom gunsmith I did a website for) rarely if ever posts online. So I can understand caring more about building product than the internet I suppose! (foreign concept to a geek like me tho!) Anyhow, a good idea. Russ thank you for your ideas as well. They too are appreciated and probably correct. Speaking of such things, if you had to buy one book for under 20 bucks on the luger which would it be? Charles __________________ Charles of MemorablePlaces Consulting -- charles@memorableplaces.com Webmaster for: Jardine's Custom 1911 handguns Valtro USA Nor-Cal Precision Jerry Rice Riflesmith Tactical Intervention Specialists CMP (some content not webmaster) The M1 Garand - An American Companion In Three Wars

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