Questions for Luger owners.... I got my 1st Luger!!! PICS ADDED

[striking]

I am no expert, but I have owned 2 1916 DWMs; one had mis-matched #s, had been re-blued and re-barreled. The other has matching #s and the original finish.

Both were a lot of fun to shoot and surprisingly accurate (if you can see the tiny sights!).

I sold the shooter-grade gun and I'd like to have it back.

Someone else has already said it, but every collection ought to have at least one Luger.

 

[sigp220.45]

I like it, Charles!

I'm down to one Luger, this 1920 commercial DWM:



Its all matching, but since it was a .30 caliber it was pretty cheap.



I have a retired cop friend who spends all his time cruising gun shows. He picks up .30 Luger ammo when he sees it, and I think I have a lifetime supply now.

My gun is very reliable, accurate, and fun to shoot.

 

[Andyd]

I like it, Charles!

I'm down to one Luger, this 1920 commercial DWM:



Its all matching, but since it was a .30 caliber it was pretty cheap.



I have a retired cop friend who spends all his time cruising gun shows. He picks up .30 Luger ammo when he sees it, and I think I have a lifetime supply now.

My gun is very reliable, accurate, and fun to shoot.

No wonder that it is accurate, the .30 Luger, or 7,65 Para, is inherently more accurate than the 9mm Parabellum.

 

[policerevolvercollector]

Brad,
Now that I've seen those pics, I might NEED a .30 caliber... Oh no! Here we go again! Thanks!!!

Charles