New to Luger

Mistymis · 07-19-2015, 05:13 AM

Hi everyone, in a few days I will going back to the USA. Fortunate I will sell the Luger to a gun collector from the south. I inform him about the gun being "hot" but he said he can license and legally keep it in that southern part of the country.
In the few days I have this gun I have learn to admire and love it. It is indeed holding a piece of history in your hands. How it was conceptualize and conceived into its being is beyond ones imagination. Now I know why you guys are so dedicated with so much passion to own and keep such a beautiful gun!
For the insights, feedbacks and advices I thank this website, Ithacaartist, John Sabato, Don Voigt, Alanint, Lugersrkewl, Dju, Ruhff, Alvin, Ron Wood, and Lugerdoc.
I will post some photos of numbers, marks, and letters found on the gun.
Mistymis

07-19-2015, 05:13 AM	#26
Mistymis User Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Silver Spring, MD 20903 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Hi everyone, in a few days I will going back to the USA. Fortunate I will sell the Luger to a gun collector from the south. I inform him about the gun being "hot" but he said he can license and legally keep it in that southern part of the country. In the few days I have this gun I have learn to admire and love it. It is indeed holding a piece of history in your hands. How it was conceptualize and conceived into its being is beyond ones imagination. Now I know why you guys are so dedicated with so much passion to own and keep such a beautiful gun! For the insights, feedbacks and advices I thank this website, Ithacaartist, John Sabato, Don Voigt, Alanint, Lugersrkewl, Dju, Ruhff, Alvin, Ron Wood, and Lugerdoc. I will post some photos of numbers, marks, and letters found on the gun. Mistymis