Hi guy's I have a mint condition 1917 long-barel L

JJ Pienaar

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Hi guy's I have a mint condition 1917 long-barel Luger that belonged to a fleet officer in the first Ww, I wanna find out the value of it so any assistance would be great or if you can give me a number of a place that specializes in gun's
 

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Hi I have just googled the German Luger, I see you also have posted there, the price ranges from $2500 to $13500 for an very good condition one, see the google site for yourself, good luck
 

JasonF

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JJ Pienaar wrote:
Hi guy's I have a mint condition 1917 long-barel Luger that belonged to a fleet officer in the first Ww, I wanna find out the value of it so any assistance would be great or if you can give me a number of a place that specializes in gun's

JJ have a look at the number punched on the barrel. Is it the same as the number on the frame. I read up on a site that a lot of the barrels for this model was changed and the new number stamped in was in bigger letters or even over the old numbers. This would lead to a loss in value.
 

stephena

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Howsit JasonF, Best thing to do is take it into a gun shop. City Guns in Cape Town is where I took my Lugar. They sold it to a collector for R2500. He removed the pin, so the gun is pretty much a collectors item now.
What also changes the value is the original holser and spare magazines... Do you have them?
 

JasonF

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stephena wrote:
Howsit JasonF, Best thing to do is take it into a gun shop. City Guns in Cape Town is where I took my Lugar. They sold it to a collector for R2500. He removed the pin, so the gun is pretty much a collectors item now.
What also changes the value is the original holser and spare magazines... Do you have them?

Hi Stephena not my firearm it is JJ Pienaars.
 
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