SS luger on gunbroker

blkhand · 10-03-2005, 07:09 PM

Hi, everyone! New here, but was one of the highest bidders on the luger. Ken, I spoke with on the phone for a good three hours, and he is a very smart, intellentent, and seems to be very honest gentlemen! I/we agreed to a deal, and I just backed out. I only backed out because for that kind of money, and not sure it's 100% can be very scary! BUT, I also speak german, and deal on a German Military Forum. Seems German's know alot more right off the bat about Thrid Reich items. You really don't get a MAYBE, you'll get a Yes/No right off the bat with a good explaination why. Here is what he said, at the end of what he was saying about fake lugers.

"The photo shows an eagle stamp left of the skull. It is the way that the eagle was marked AFTER 1945 by german authorities. This gun is 100% safe to be a fake with a crude story "

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10-03-2005, 07:09 PM	#26
blkhand New User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi, everyone! New here, but was one of the highest bidders on the luger. Ken, I spoke with on the phone for a good three hours, and he is a very smart, intellentent, and seems to be very honest gentlemen! I/we agreed to a deal, and I just backed out. I only backed out because for that kind of money, and not sure it's 100% can be very scary! BUT, I also speak german, and deal on a German Military Forum. Seems German's know alot more right off the bat about Thrid Reich items. You really don't get a MAYBE, you'll get a Yes/No right off the bat with a good explaination why. Here is what he said, at the end of what he was saying about fake lugers. "The photo shows an eagle stamp left of the skull. It is the way that the eagle was marked AFTER 1945 by german authorities. This gun is 100% safe to be a fake with a crude story "