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Big Norm · 10-18-2001, 02:28 PM

Aw Gee! Non-matching mags. They look like they have been buffed. Maybe I can punch some numbers on them and get a couple of hundred. You know how hard it is to find 30 cal ammo. If I can't take it out and shoot it, whats the sense in having it? I already have an oil dispenser and a cleaning rod. Take down tools are only $20. Five bucks for the punch. The markings are in kinda light so they are questionable. Can't see any machining marks so its probably been restored. No mention of the bores condition. 5-15/16" barrel, won't be able to find a holster for it. Maybe a navy holster would work but they are pretty hard to find. Lugers with grip safeties are hard to work. Commercial Lugers aren't worth much. Just another obsolete shooter in an old box. Maybe I can talk them down in price.

Big Norm

10-18-2001, 02:28 PM	#7
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Re: DWM LUGER PROTOTYPE, 1900 MODEL, 7.65MM for auction @ Manions Aw Gee! Non-matching mags. They look like they have been buffed. Maybe I can punch some numbers on them and get a couple of hundred. You know how hard it is to find 30 cal ammo. If I can't take it out and shoot it, whats the sense in having it? I already have an oil dispenser and a cleaning rod. Take down tools are only $20. Five bucks for the punch. The markings are in kinda light so they are questionable. Can't see any machining marks so its probably been restored. No mention of the bores condition. 5-15/16" barrel, won't be able to find a holster for it. Maybe a navy holster would work but they are pretty hard to find. Lugers with grip safeties are hard to work. Commercial Lugers aren't worth much. Just another obsolete shooter in an old box. Maybe I can talk them down in price. Big Norm