found a decent 1920 commercial - Page 2

lutthier · 02-08-2007, 08:35 AM

This is my first post. It may also be my first Luger so go easy on me. You guys can be a bit intimidating.

I found a very nicely polished and reblued 1920 Commercial luger. The bore looks mint, and the numbers seem to all match. The proof marks seem to be intact. The magazine is not original but looks new. The grips look new, dont fit too well, and are not very well made, some kind of cheap replacement. It is a 9mm parabellum, and not a 30 Luger.

I've been watching this pistol for about six months and was hoping someone would buy it and relieve me of the temptation. Finally it was sold. Now it appears the person who bought it couldn't come up with the rest of the money and it's back on the shelf. I can pick it up for $550.00 + tax.

Any info would help. I did check the proofs against a book in the store and they all seem to check out. I can't find any reason not to buy it.

Thanks in advance.

02-08-2007, 08:35 AM	#1
lutthier User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: CT Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	found a decent 1920 commercial This is my first post. It may also be my first Luger so go easy on me. You guys can be a bit intimidating. I found a very nicely polished and reblued 1920 Commercial luger. The bore looks mint, and the numbers seem to all match. The proof marks seem to be intact. The magazine is not original but looks new. The grips look new, dont fit too well, and are not very well made, some kind of cheap replacement. It is a 9mm parabellum, and not a 30 Luger. I've been watching this pistol for about six months and was hoping someone would buy it and relieve me of the temptation. Finally it was sold. Now it appears the person who bought it couldn't come up with the rest of the money and it's back on the shelf. I can pick it up for $550.00 + tax. Any info would help. I did check the proofs against a book in the store and they all seem to check out. I can't find any reason not to buy it. Thanks in advance.