Getting a Luger Home...?

05-01-2002, 12:33 PM

I agree with Tom C! If it is a reasonable price, then enjoy it. An expensive gun needs to be examined really close and if not, then enjoy it for what it is! A piece of history with wonderful details, factory reworks are to be expected from a "war" quote unquote, blah, blah, meaning to me, it has seen use.

When they start saying it is a 95% and up piece, pull out the fine tooth comb, IMHO

Eduaro the great philosopher

05-01-2002, 12:33 PM	#5
66mustang Guest Posts: n/a	Re: don't look too close... I agree with Tom C! If it is a reasonable price, then enjoy it. An expensive gun needs to be examined really close and if not, then enjoy it for what it is! A piece of history with wonderful details, factory reworks are to be expected from a "war" quote unquote, blah, blah, meaning to me, it has seen use. When they start saying it is a 95% and up piece, pull out the fine tooth comb, IMHO Eduaro the great philosopher