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Marvin · 03-07-2002, 08:43 AM

Andrew,

From the information you have provided, it does sound like the pistol is one of the recently import marked pistols which came from the old Soviet Union. If we assume that the parts are all matching, the pistol is in mechanically good condition and NO magazine, the value will be approx. $400-500 as a rough guess. It is probably closer to the $400 since an original type magazine will cost you about $75-100. A repro magazine will be about $30-40. The black grips may also hurt the value some if they are not original Luger grips.

Condition is everything in a value and someone else may be able to help on this too, but I feel any Luger in good mechinacal condition should be worth $400. If the seller is asking more than $500, it is definetly to high with no magazine. Hope this helps a little.

Marvin

03-07-2002, 08:43 AM	#5
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: ID Andrew, From the information you have provided, it does sound like the pistol is one of the recently import marked pistols which came from the old Soviet Union. If we assume that the parts are all matching, the pistol is in mechanically good condition and NO magazine, the value will be approx. $400-500 as a rough guess. It is probably closer to the $400 since an original type magazine will cost you about $75-100. A repro magazine will be about $30-40. The black grips may also hurt the value some if they are not original Luger grips. Condition is everything in a value and someone else may be able to help on this too, but I feel any Luger in good mechinacal condition should be worth $400. If the seller is asking more than $500, it is definetly to high with no magazine. Hope this helps a little. Marvin