Lost my appeal and Luger.

[Terry Tiell]

Thanks guys.

This was all I had left of my grand dad, my aunt raided his attic and sold off all his stuff from WWI and WWII at the local flee markets. The Luger made its way into my dads hands years prior to the raiding after my grand dad died because the take down spring broke when my grand dad and dad were shooting it in my grand dads back yard, he had 3 acres.

I'm more sad then angry now, sad to know the only thing I had left from him is gone and I can never get it back. I'm not even mad about the money I spent or the time I spent fixing it up just sad. Whats even sadder is that he and my father and I all served this country and this is how we're treated.


I may stop back by for a visit from time to time but seeing how my grand dads Luger is gone and I'm afraid to buy another till we move from this state I won't be around much for a while. Thank you to everyone who helped in my quest to get my grand dads Luger back into some kind of shape from the train wreck that my father allowed it to become. And thank you all for being such a wonderful group of supportive people and all the well wishes during this whole ordeal with the gun being stolen by the police state of Maryland.