[Italy] Found a Luger on a lake bottom.

Nick_70 · 11-23-2006, 06:58 AM

@ Don, Ok than, that's will be... maybe also with the "tentative" S/N 3233u... Thank you very very much!

@Sean, Tks! belive me, I had to go around and dig it in some antiquary shop... it was as you see it and fit perfectly the spot!

So, Men, I'm pretty done with that. The Thread was maybe long enough and since I don't "really" own a Luger, I'll stick around, in time to time to check out...

It's not so easy to keep weapons at home over here. Maybe Mauro si going to correct me, since he's Italian too... and then I might going to get one/some, since I always liked guns.

My beloved Grandfather had an automatic gun and form the mag I saw a long ago, it "could" be a Gliesenti/Beretta... together with the Luger, it would be a good start for a newborn collection... no?

Was a pleasure to meet you all, Sirs

Take care and have a good Luger time!

Ciao!

Nick

11-23-2006, 06:58 AM	#39
Nick_70 User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Milan, Italy Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	@ Don, Ok than, that's will be... maybe also with the "tentative" S/N 3233u... Thank you very very much! @Sean, Tks! belive me, I had to go around and dig it in some antiquary shop... it was as you see it and fit perfectly the spot! So, Men, I'm pretty done with that. The Thread was maybe long enough and since I don't "really" own a Luger, I'll stick around, in time to time to check out... It's not so easy to keep weapons at home over here. Maybe Mauro si going to correct me, since he's Italian too... and then I might going to get one/some, since I always liked guns. My beloved Grandfather had an automatic gun and form the mag I saw a long ago, it "could" be a Gliesenti/Beretta... together with the Luger, it would be a good start for a newborn collection... no? Was a pleasure to meet you all, Sirs Take care and have a good Luger time! Ciao! Nick