More Reworks, and the changes in how they are regarded

Joe · 02-13-2001, 08:59 PM

I agree with Kyle's comment concerning the different language spoken by owners of shooters and collectables. Both owners have a different "feeling" for their guns. As a collector, I would never shoot one of my Lugers, only shoot an old mismatched one I bought in the late '60s. I would never risk a numbered piece of a matched Luger being damaged while shooting it. To me the German Lugers are the finest mass produced handgun ever produced and they will never be made again. I have also expeirenced paying "too much" for a collectable, but I get my enjoyment of just owning it.

02-13-2001, 08:59 PM	#2
Joe User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 96 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: More Reworks, and the changes in how they are regarded I agree with Kyle's comment concerning the different language spoken by owners of shooters and collectables. Both owners have a different "feeling" for their guns. As a collector, I would never shoot one of my Lugers, only shoot an old mismatched one I bought in the late '60s. I would never risk a numbered piece of a matched Luger being damaged while shooting it. To me the German Lugers are the finest mass produced handgun ever produced and they will never be made again. I have also expeirenced paying "too much" for a collectable, but I get my enjoyment of just owning it.

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