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danzig · 05-25-2009, 07:52 PM

The holster looked like it had the right amout of age to it. But not one mark. The mags were obvious new after market with the black plastic bottom and target rings. Tool looked very new with out any markings. I would have to say it is new and many want only tools with marks on them from what I have seen. I do not know if there is some variant that is unmarked and can be told from new makes. Gun was not worth over 500 IMO total mismatch all over on small parts, only bbl and receiver matched, everything else either had no numbres or wrong numbers. If the holster can be traced to right era could be another countrys make so to me not worth much. Most people would rather put an extra few hundered with the 100 and get a nice marked original holster. I don't keep up with the luger movement for value, but I would much rather put a grand with the 700 and get a nice all matching luger with at least an original ww2 era mag. One thing I have found over the years is the better you buy the more people will pay later for quality.

05-25-2009, 07:52 PM	#3
danzig Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: kansas Posts: 111 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	The holster looked like it had the right amout of age to it. But not one mark. The mags were obvious new after market with the black plastic bottom and target rings. Tool looked very new with out any markings. I would have to say it is new and many want only tools with marks on them from what I have seen. I do not know if there is some variant that is unmarked and can be told from new makes. Gun was not worth over 500 IMO total mismatch all over on small parts, only bbl and receiver matched, everything else either had no numbres or wrong numbers. If the holster can be traced to right era could be another countrys make so to me not worth much. Most people would rather put an extra few hundered with the 100 and get a nice marked original holster. I don't keep up with the luger movement for value, but I would much rather put a grand with the 700 and get a nice all matching luger with at least an original ww2 era mag. One thing I have found over the years is the better you buy the more people will pay later for quality.