inherited luger

indianhead74 · 08-16-2011, 06:28 PM

Thanks folks, I will try and post more pictures of my inherited Luger. It is dated 1921. Just as an aside, Whenever my father and I would go hunting or just plinking around he always left the Luger at home. He always claimed the ammunition was just to expensive . Years later I realized how important this gun was to him. He was 22 when he received it and almost 80 when he passed it to me shortly before his death. Sometimes sons have to be seasoned by a few years to appreciate their father's experiences. I believe my son will do the same, Indy

08-16-2011, 06:28 PM	#7
indianhead74 New User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks folks, I will try and post more pictures of my inherited Luger. It is dated 1921. Just as an aside, Whenever my father and I would go hunting or just plinking around he always left the Luger at home. He always claimed the ammunition was just to expensive . Years later I realized how important this gun was to him. He was 22 when he received it and almost 80 when he passed it to me shortly before his death. Sometimes sons have to be seasoned by a few years to appreciate their father's experiences. I believe my son will do the same, Indy