Krieghoff Rework

Walt NW · 09-16-2005, 06:55 PM

Bob,
One last and final note I should have stuck in the previous message. Bare in mind I consider myself in about the 6th grade of Luger knowledge compared to the real pros on the forum. In regard to reworks, it would indeed appear based on the prices quoted in Blue Book, etc., that depending on who does the rework, the value can be substantially more than standard 1920 commercials. The first listing for Krieghoff is usually the 1923 commercial described as a "DMW/Krieghoff" rework and is priced considerably more than standard issues, so again, it begs the question whether my luger or the one you are considering is indeed a Krieghoff variant despite the lack of the Krieghoff name stamp. My apologies to one and all if I'm totally off base on this.

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09-16-2005, 06:55 PM	#25
Walt NW User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New Caney, Texas Posts: 90 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Bob, One last and final note I should have stuck in the previous message. Bare in mind I consider myself in about the 6th grade of Luger knowledge compared to the real pros on the forum. In regard to reworks, it would indeed appear based on the prices quoted in Blue Book, etc., that depending on who does the rework, the value can be substantially more than standard 1920 commercials. The first listing for Krieghoff is usually the 1923 commercial described as a "DMW/Krieghoff" rework and is priced considerably more than standard issues, so again, it begs the question whether my luger or the one you are considering is indeed a Krieghoff variant despite the lack of the Krieghoff name stamp. My apologies to one and all if I'm totally off base on this.