Simson Suhl Luger - Page 2

Andre' · 11-28-2012, 09:51 PM

Hello,

Looks like I'm sold (almost) on my very first Luger. It's going to be a very nice, all orginal, matching number luger, and I'm excited! The only issue, and might be fine given the overall rarity of these lugers, is the fact that the mags are not numbered to the gun. But other than that everything looks just great. I'll share some pitures as soon as the package has been delivered.

Here is my question - I'm planning on putting her up and this purchase will be more like an investment. Since the mags are not matching I'm somewhat concerned that "collectability" isn't as good vs. an all number matching model complete with mags and holster.

But I really like this model luger especially since it is made by Simson, and Simson has a long history of making firearms (would be a perfect match to our Prussion Potsdam manufactured in 1844 by Simson/Suhl).

However, your input will be greatly appreciated and maybe there is somebody present in this forum knowing all there is to know about Simson Suhl & Co.? Thanks!

11-28-2012, 09:51 PM	#1
Andre' User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: South East Posts: 33 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Simson Suhl Luger Hello, Looks like I'm sold (almost) on my very first Luger. It's going to be a very nice, all orginal, matching number luger, and I'm excited! The only issue, and might be fine given the overall rarity of these lugers, is the fact that the mags are not numbered to the gun. But other than that everything looks just great. I'll share some pitures as soon as the package has been delivered. Here is my question - I'm planning on putting her up and this purchase will be more like an investment. Since the mags are not matching I'm somewhat concerned that "collectability" isn't as good vs. an all number matching model complete with mags and holster. But I really like this model luger especially since it is made by Simson, and Simson has a long history of making firearms (would be a perfect match to our Prussion Potsdam manufactured in 1844 by Simson/Suhl). However, your input will be greatly appreciated and maybe there is somebody present in this forum knowing all there is to know about Simson Suhl & Co.? Thanks!