Portland, OR Gun Show Report

Dwight Gruber · 09-07-2003, 08:34 PM

A pretty depressing weekend, Luger-wise.

The 1900AE table queen I always start out with was sold, for fully $1,000 more than it was worth.

S/42 G date mismatch to frame, smooth grips, $500, pretty nice shooting gun

.30 commercial, matching, $800

Weimar commercial, pre-1913 frame (no stock lug, holdopen added), Crown/N Germany marked upper, mismatched rear toggle (didn't disassemble to see if the rest of the toggle train matched), replacement grips, unfortunately a newer rebarrel. Shootable, but priced at $750.

1918 DWM, matching, decent shape, $800.

Stoeger Safe/Loaded, $4,500

There were three Lugers on one table, prices from Reno:
1918-1920 LP-08, unit marked, $1,295
1900AE $2,900
S/42 shootable rig, $575
All three went to one buyer Friday (before I even knew they were there!)

So I saved my money.

--Dwight

09-07-2003, 08:34 PM	#1
Dwight Gruber User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 3,908 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,330 Times in 435 Posts	Portland, OR Gun Show Report A pretty depressing weekend, Luger-wise. The 1900AE table queen I always start out with was sold, for fully $1,000 more than it was worth. S/42 G date mismatch to frame, smooth grips, $500, pretty nice shooting gun .30 commercial, matching, $800 Weimar commercial, pre-1913 frame (no stock lug, holdopen added), Crown/N Germany marked upper, mismatched rear toggle (didn't disassemble to see if the rest of the toggle train matched), replacement grips, unfortunately a newer rebarrel. Shootable, but priced at $750. 1918 DWM, matching, decent shape, $800. Stoeger Safe/Loaded, $4,500 There were three Lugers on one table, prices from Reno: 1918-1920 LP-08, unit marked, $1,295 1900AE $2,900 S/42 shootable rig, $575 All three went to one buyer Friday (before I even knew they were there!) So I saved my money. --Dwight

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