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Anyway, your gun is out there, you just have to wait until it surfaces. Patience you must have, my young padawan. ![]() |
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That's exactly the sentiment! So far I have spotted two candidates at the extremes: #1 Steyr - Must've been wrapped in something unsavory or stored in leather for years, no pitting but finish is browned and splotchy. Internals and bore VG+/EX. Grips have seen some abuse, but nothing too drastic. Unit marked "D.R." (anyone know?) $600 #2 Feg - Finish is 90-95% and gorgeous, hairline crack in left grip, with holster. No unit mark. $1800 Rescue the ugly stray or pay up for the showdog? Cant take both... they will fight and eat me out of house and home... |
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Showdog...in the long run you won't regret it, and the holster is a bonus (they don't grow on trees either). Just my humble opinion.
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Should be in my drool-covered hands on Monday. Got the price down to $1675 and comes with a holster and spare barrel. Both barrels are supposedly mint condition. https://goo.gl/photos/WbfMofsznkcKya5L8 Cant seem to get the insert picture deal to work from google anymore. Can you guys see it via that link? |
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The link works. I can see it. Looks great in the photo, with holster and extra barrel! Sounds like you got a darned good deal. Looking forward to more photos when you get it.
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![]() And you didn't spend much patience. ![]() Edit: Do you plan to shoot it? Just asking. ![]() Last edited by kurusu; 01-06-2017 at 03:06 AM. |
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Looks better than most Lugers here...
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![]() I will most definitely shoot it. I cant bear to have something and not try it! I sold off my Vickers luger because the fear of shooting it and breaking something was greater than I could bear. The only unfired thing I own is one of the test CZ pistols that were meant for the army modular handgun trials, but its a plastic gun and doesn't give me that unwrapped Christmas present under the tree feeling (plus I have a regular one exactly like it anyway). My little WWI herd is growing! https://goo.gl/photos/RGVTVEoAvbGfsMs77 |
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Where do you plan on getting the 8mm Roth-Steyr ammunition???
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While looking for that writeup on the Roth-Steyr, I noticed this 7.65 Roth-Sauer...
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If you can find a 7.65 Roth-Sauer, expect to pay at least 5 times (and 10 times wouldn't surprise me) what the Roth Steyr would bring.
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The seller told me that the pistol was brought back from E. Germany. The original owner never fired it, but he said that the reason for the 2 barrels was that there were 2 different loadings for it depending what region the pistol was issued. I have been looking online to confirm this, but nothing so far. The seller says the barrel in the pistol mics at about .28 and the other about .30, but both are pristine and have original proof marks. It is a Feg produced pistol. Apparently it does not disassemble exactly like the Steyr ones, so there could be some small differences. Could that mean anything? Maybe lead vs jacketed bullets? I have a Colt O1918, does that count? |
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