[Flyboy73]

I may have a chance to get a Lugar for a little under $700. Have not seen it yet, but has two dates 1916 and 1920 on it.

Is this a good price on a lugar or overpriced?


Brion

[2k5Adam]

1. It's a Luger, not a "Lugar". I don't mean to be a spelling nazi *no pun intended* but c'mon...:scrutiny:

2. It depends on the condition of the gun (IE: barrel, grips, markings, etc). If it's in excellent shape, that's a pretty decent price. If it's falling to pieces or needs a major service, then you can find one alot cheaper. Check out www.gunbroker.com and do a search for "Luger 1920" or something along those lines. You'll see some relative prices for what Luger's are going for these days.

[Jim Watson]

There are a lot of different models and variation of Luger. Some are worth a lot more than others. Look for advertisements for "double dated" Lugers, which is what you are talking about.
Condition and matching serial numbers are very important to value.

In general, $700 is not a bad price for a sound functional Luger.

[Flyboy73]

I may pick it up. I allways have wanted a LugER.

Geeesssh Make a few typo's at 4:00 am after unloading a few hundred heavy christmas luggage and every one is my 4 th grade english teacher. :neener:

Brion

[Flyboy73]

No Luger for me, SOG is out of stock

[BamBam-31]

Man, that's FUBER. :neener: