Navy

Imperial Arms · 08-30-2008, 07:59 PM

Hello Vern,

Based on the additional images provided by 'ChannelIsles', I am confident that the Navy Luger is genuine. For example, notice the tiny amount of patina near the top right corner of the sideplate and also notice the sharp edges of the sideplate. Furthermore, the front gripstap shows patina under the blue which is a very strong positive point. If I wanted this Navy Luger for my collection, I would bid on it. Unfortunately, it does not have a matching rig.

I also notice that magazine has not been messed with - the magazine bottom pin is untouched and the concentric circles are perfect.

Sometimes you become paranoid and quickly jump to conclusions when you encounter a fine pistol in an auction, and I feel that you still need to gain more experience and train you eye. No offense to you and I am only giving you encouragement.

Albert

08-30-2008, 07:59 PM	#11
Imperial Arms Banned Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Malta, EU Posts: 579 Thanks: 0 Thanked 9 Times in 9 Posts	Hello Vern, Based on the additional images provided by 'ChannelIsles', I am confident that the Navy Luger is genuine. For example, notice the tiny amount of patina near the top right corner of the sideplate and also notice the sharp edges of the sideplate. Furthermore, the front gripstap shows patina under the blue which is a very strong positive point. If I wanted this Navy Luger for my collection, I would bid on it. Unfortunately, it does not have a matching rig. I also notice that magazine has not been messed with - the magazine bottom pin is untouched and the concentric circles are perfect. Sometimes you become paranoid and quickly jump to conclusions when you encounter a fine pistol in an auction, and I feel that you still need to gain more experience and train you eye. No offense to you and I am only giving you encouragement. Albert