Old Lugers Never Die!

cirelaw · 08-14-2007, 05:45 PM

You yourself can attest to the singular beauty, balance and prestige, these relichs of another time and place, can, more than any other reflect Mr Lugers demand for excellance. He alone would have turn down our countries last order, for His countries needs in an upcomming war. Whats truly amazing is that in one year he retooled the needs of his nation, a fete that I dont think, has ever since duplicated. As a History Major first, I dont beleive that such a degree of excellance and uniformity can ever be duplicated or surpassed in the present world. I have the fine privalege to own, not only the 1900 U.S. Test Luger and holster, and now own a magnificent Luger Carbine, made in 9mm, and my point is the carbine is as beautiful as the Test piece manufacture nearly a quater century earlier. Such beauty is forever timeless, and as I hold one, I recognise the honor and privalege that 'ole George must have felt a century ago. Thank for sharing, and keeping the History alive, preserving the past as our forefathers did before us, Thank You.

08-14-2007, 05:45 PM	#1
cirelaw Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: PORT ST LUCIE, FLORIDA Posts: 12,216 Thanks: 6,209 Thanked 4,138 Times in 2,176 Posts	You yourself can attest to the singular beauty, balance and prestige, these relichs of another time and place, can, more than any other reflect Mr Lugers demand for excellance. He alone would have turn down our countries last order, for His countries needs in an upcomming war. Whats truly amazing is that in one year he retooled the needs of his nation, a fete that I dont think, has ever since duplicated. As a History Major first, I dont beleive that such a degree of excellance and uniformity can ever be duplicated or surpassed in the present world. I have the fine privalege to own, not only the 1900 U.S. Test Luger and holster, and now own a magnificent Luger Carbine, made in 9mm, and my point is the carbine is as beautiful as the Test piece manufacture nearly a quater century earlier. Such beauty is forever timeless, and as I hold one, I recognise the honor and privalege that 'ole George must have felt a century ago. Thank for sharing, and keeping the History alive, preserving the past as our forefathers did before us, Thank You.