Any collectors from Canada here?

Erich · 11-22-2004, 06:31 PM

I'm living in Montreal right now and I was hoping to get a sweet deal on a luger up here. Some things I dont understand... in Canada you cant buy a regular P-08 luger but you can get an AR-15...? And back home I can buy lugers all day long but cant get an AK. Oh, the irony! Actually, I have found a decent shooter grade luger for $330 US. All matching 1917 Erfurt, with (gulp) aftermarket mag and a recent reblue (lots left). If I bought it, by the time it get home it would run me $450 US... is that still a decent price for a shooter grade WWI pistol? Keep in mind, this is strictly to take to the range (and cuddle with in the evenings). I'm wondering if the generic mag makes this not worth the cash, or is it still something of a deal? This would be my first luger, but by no means my first firearm.

Cheers,
Erich

11-22-2004, 06:31 PM	#18
Erich New User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Los Angeles, Ca Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'm living in Montreal right now and I was hoping to get a sweet deal on a luger up here. Some things I dont understand... in Canada you cant buy a regular P-08 luger but you can get an AR-15...? And back home I can buy lugers all day long but cant get an AK. Oh, the irony! Actually, I have found a decent shooter grade luger for $330 US. All matching 1917 Erfurt, with (gulp) aftermarket mag and a recent reblue (lots left). If I bought it, by the time it get home it would run me $450 US... is that still a decent price for a shooter grade WWI pistol? Keep in mind, this is strictly to take to the range (and cuddle with in the evenings). I'm wondering if the generic mag makes this not worth the cash, or is it still something of a deal? This would be my first luger, but by no means my first firearm. Cheers, Erich