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Sgt Art · 03-28-2003, 01:15 PM

I guess you can break it down by two distinct categories, (A) collectible or (B) shooter grade. If you just want a Luger to have one and don't care about collectibility or as an investment, that you can shoot, then go for option (B). You should be able to find one for about $600 +/-. However, if you're looking for a collectible then you get into a whole different area. As you've already seen, those can get right pricey. Most of what I've seen on gunbroker and auctionarms fall into shooter grade with some expections. I personally prefer something I can shoot every once and awhile. Nice thing about Lugers is there are a lot of varieties.

03-28-2003, 01:15 PM	#4
Sgt Art User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: SC Posts: 58 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I guess you can break it down by two distinct categories, (A) collectible or (B) shooter grade. If you just want a Luger to have one and don't care about collectibility or as an investment, that you can shoot, then go for option (B). You should be able to find one for about $600 +/-. However, if you're looking for a collectible then you get into a whole different area. As you've already seen, those can get right pricey. Most of what I've seen on gunbroker and auctionarms fall into shooter grade with some expections. I personally prefer something I can shoot every once and awhile. Nice thing about Lugers is there are a lot of varieties.