How To Deal With A Luger Dealer~

Jim Mac · 01-15-2018, 08:33 PM

the author is probably a reputable dealer explaining things. but there are other types of dealers that tries to knock your gun to get the lowest possible price.
My first luger is a reblued shooter. The gent I bought it from was wanting a Luger, went to the gun show a d a older guy happened to have this luger and was showing it to a dealer. The dealer pretty much bad mouthed everything about the gun because it was reblued, 2 parts didn't match etc. As the dealer was trying to seal the deal, the guy I ended up buying it from turned and asked the seller, "How much were you wanting for it?" When the guy me tioned the price, Lance just pulled out the cash, paid the asking price in front of tbe dealer, took the pistol and thanked the seller for the gun and left. In this case, the buyer was happy, the seller was happy the dealer was left empty handed. jim

01-15-2018, 08:33 PM	#6
Jim Mac User Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 264 Thanks: 2 Thanked 70 Times in 37 Posts	the author is probably a reputable dealer explaining things. but there are other types of dealers that tries to knock your gun to get the lowest possible price. My first luger is a reblued shooter. The gent I bought it from was wanting a Luger, went to the gun show a d a older guy happened to have this luger and was showing it to a dealer. The dealer pretty much bad mouthed everything about the gun because it was reblued, 2 parts didn't match etc. As the dealer was trying to seal the deal, the guy I ended up buying it from turned and asked the seller, "How much were you wanting for it?" When the guy me tioned the price, Lance just pulled out the cash, paid the asking price in front of tbe dealer, took the pistol and thanked the seller for the gun and left. In this case, the buyer was happy, the seller was happy the dealer was left empty handed. jim