Here you go WB

Steve
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Saturday, June 15, 2019, 16:02 (2633 days ago)

I remeber those! Sometimes things are rare for a reason

WB
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Saturday, June 15, 2019, 17:42 (2633 days ago) @ Steve

They are actually well made and quite the novelty. Some countries the civilians, if they can own handguns at all, cannot have one in a military caliber. So a .380 baby Luger (actually there is an uber rare original version) would be quite the addition to a collection.

I've enjoyed the lore and study of the Luger, but as a pistol I find it seriously lacking. I guess I'm too much of an Americanized shooter. I even find the Euro influences on the HP a bit off putting. Had John actually finished it I think it would be a bit different. Yankee guns rule!

we bought a lot of estates while our shop was in

Gary Reeder
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Saturday, June 15, 2019, 18:54 (2633 days ago) @ WB

Florida. We had several of those Erma's come thru the shop. There were a couple that were steel but by the looks of that one and the scuffs on the paint on the gripframe, I think that one has the alloy frame. I can see why it comes with some spare parts. Erma made some really neat little guns, the steel frame Luger was one of them but the alloy framed one wasn't much to speak of. My personal opinion again.

I had an Erma in. 22LR. It was a picky SOB.

Flatwater
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Saturday, June 15, 2019, 19:21 (2633 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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