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Unread 04-13-2016, 10:03 AM   #21
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My advice would be to post a "wanted to buy" for the models you are interested in here on the site.

Establish a budget that will get you a reasonable example. Vendors here have the real deal and will sell you a good pistol at a fair price.
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Um, with a $1,000 target and a $1,500 max you're going to find it hard to find a Navy Luger unless you take up wreck diving.

Or build one out of odds and ends like Don did.
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Um, with a $1,000 target and a $1,500 max you're going to find it hard to find a Navy Luger unless you take up wreck diving.

Or build one out of odds and ends like Don did.
... or be prepared to get a big "fake", for instance the Navy Luger pictured below is not mine but it has been for sale for over 3 or 4 years now, and costs the equivalent of 7,000 $
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Back to counterfeit stamps...

Numrich, Sarco, and eBay all have 'reproduction' WaA stamps for sale...I was looking for Luger stock iron and noticed a seller offering a variety of repro stamps...

Here's a sampling, for educational purposes...

From the 'grainy' look, I first thought these may be castings...But now I'm thinking EDM...
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Um, with a $1,000 target and a $1,500 max you're going to find it hard to find a Navy Luger unless you take up wreck diving.

Or build one out of odds and ends like Don did.
It still costs more than $1500 if you use original parts!
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