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10-10-2011, 06:55 PM
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Adam, haven't had the oppurtunity to shoot a Luger in some years, bought a couple when they were cheap. Should have kept them but didn't. I had trouble shooting them, too 1911 orientated, think I paid $22 for my first one through the NRA. Lugers may have been a litlle more, think I bought them from Hy Hunter through the mail of course. Looked at a Swiss Navy Luger just last Thursday, $2500 pistol.
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10-10-2011, 07:17 PM
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Bought a 1920's commercial model several years back....always wanted a Luger, but couldn't afford one, and the prices were just continuing to escalate!
 The one I have is chambered for the .30 Luger....getting hard to find ammo for it, and when I do, it's more than $1/round! Still, it is a nice gun to shoot....points well, and it's toggle action is kinda neat. Still, I can see why this gun ended up going the way of the dinosaur (as far as military pistols go)...it's so well made and to such close tolerances! Does bring a few "Oohs" and "Ahhs" when I take it to the pistol range.
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