1900 AE Luger repair

DHENRY · 10-27-2010, 10:16 AM

Ted, Ed and John
Yes, I'm a member, and I, too, am really anxious to see Ted's finished work.
Mike's up-close photos were pretty much spot-on, and after exploring several alternatives I put my trust in the best...Thor and Neil Keller.
The gun (even in its bolloxed-up state) was too nice to be just a plinker, although that's what I originally bought it for.
This nice piece of history...in such beautiful condition...deserved more than trips to the range.
Just as soon as it's back I'll do a detailed photo-shoot, and will post the finished results.
I'm an old-time collector (primarily Colt and S&W) of prewar revolvers, and generally walk away from any work as complicated and delicate as what was involved here.
Never have I worked with two professionals as good as Ted and Neil.
Don

10-27-2010, 10:16 AM	#4
DHENRY User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Northeast Ohio Posts: 16 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ted, Ed and John Yes, I'm a member, and I, too, am really anxious to see Ted's finished work. Mike's up-close photos were pretty much spot-on, and after exploring several alternatives I put my trust in the best...Thor and Neil Keller. The gun (even in its bolloxed-up state) was too nice to be just a plinker, although that's what I originally bought it for. This nice piece of history...in such beautiful condition...deserved more than trips to the range. Just as soon as it's back I'll do a detailed photo-shoot, and will post the finished results. I'm an old-time collector (primarily Colt and S&W) of prewar revolvers, and generally walk away from any work as complicated and delicate as what was involved here. Never have I worked with two professionals as good as Ted and Neil. Don