Re: 1900 Luger (Con't - for Silvano)

DAVID · 09-07-2001, 10:11 PM

Of course I prefer all matching pistols with original finish. However. I once had a 1920 that almost totally mismatched with a overbuffed high polish blue job on it. This pistol was my favorite steak gun. A friend of mine owned a gunshop and we would shoot in the back to see who bought dinner. He would choose what ever he thought would beat the "luger" and we would shoot 3 rounds for dinner. I lost at most 5-6 times over 25 or so dinners. This luger had a 1.5 lb trigger pull and would fire 3 rounds of 30 cal. that would touch each other. 100 percent reliable too. I miss that gun. David.

09-07-2001, 10:11 PM	#5
DAVID User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Debary, FL. Posts: 129 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Beauty is as Beauty does. Of course I prefer all matching pistols with original finish. However. I once had a 1920 that almost totally mismatched with a overbuffed high polish blue job on it. This pistol was my favorite steak gun. A friend of mine owned a gunshop and we would shoot in the back to see who bought dinner. He would choose what ever he thought would beat the "luger" and we would shoot 3 rounds for dinner. I lost at most 5-6 times over 25 or so dinners. This luger had a 1.5 lb trigger pull and would fire 3 rounds of 30 cal. that would touch each other. 100 percent reliable too. I miss that gun. David.