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Unread 08-04-2016, 07:46 AM   #1
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Just noticed these on GunsAmerica. Apparently a commercial venture.

https://www.gunsamerica.com//9804214...8-p08.htm?wl=1

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Interesting pair. But, I don't know how to value such guns. Are they work $6k?
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I find the work interesting and of apparent good quality, but certainly not worth the asking price for either the "artillery" OR the P.38K IMHO.
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Been available for a while, they also have a website.

In the description, they disclose that the "satin" finish is simply polished steel- no finish at all.
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...simply polished steel- no finish at all.
As I recall, this was also one of the finish options offered by John Martz... only I think his were glass-beaded finish of raw steel.
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Zebra wood grips, nice. But hard to work with

I would gladly buy a baby for fun, but its low on my listing.

Much prefer longer barrels
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I hadn't come across a listing by this seller for a while, but I remember another baby Luger listed by them on G.A. a couple of years ago. IIRC, it was in the $3.5k range.

John, this baby comes with two uppers--the 9mm x 5" with Artillery rear sight, and a 7.65mm x 2 1/2" with standard rear toggle. Still over-priced IMHO.
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There have been several of these shortened artillery barrels shown here over the last couple years; one shows up regularly in the Random Album Pics...

It looks like they took one of the short arty uppers and a baby Luger and 'bundled' them...
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Not sure why you would want to move the 2 sights so close together on the artillery, other than for the novelty.
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Not sure why you would want to move the 2 sights so close together on the artillery, other than for the novelty.
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Maybe not a question of wanting to, just of availability of the basis barrel and sight.
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