Krausewerk Lugers???

Big Norm · 07-05-2002, 06:56 AM

I believe in what Jan Still had to say. Follow your instincts. Cash is king and if a gun don't look right then walk on. There will be another Luger someplace else that you will love just as much. If there is a luger that I am seriously thinking about then you won't see me saying the sellers name on the forum because I would not want someone to go in there and buy it. This has nothing what so ever to do with ethics.
I had a problem with a 1904 navy on the old forum. I did not mention the dealers name on the forum. We had a WONDERFUL discussion on the forum about that Luger and I ended up deciding that the gun was an expensive fake and passed on it. I saved myself $8000+ and learned a lot about 1904 navies. A little later, a nice Borchardt came up for auction and I had the money to get it. I followed my instincts and now I have a Borchardt that I am really happy with.
Big Norm

07-05-2002, 06:56 AM	#18
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	I believe in what Jan Still had to say. Follow your instincts. Cash is king and if a gun don't look right then walk on. There will be another Luger someplace else that you will love just as much. If there is a luger that I am seriously thinking about then you won't see me saying the sellers name on the forum because I would not want someone to go in there and buy it. This has nothing what so ever to do with ethics. I had a problem with a 1904 navy on the old forum. I did not mention the dealers name on the forum. We had a WONDERFUL discussion on the forum about that Luger and I ended up deciding that the gun was an expensive fake and passed on it. I saved myself $8000+ and learned a lot about 1904 navies. A little later, a nice Borchardt came up for auction and I had the money to get it. I followed my instincts and now I have a Borchardt that I am really happy with. Big Norm