when the subject of lugers comes up, it's all in the detail. All most all parts are numbered, it is rare to find one with the mag numbered to the gun. you didn't mention the color of the holster, i would expect brown, not black. Those holsters can by themselves run into the hundreds of dollars for a decent one. You didn't mention where it was made barrel length does it still have the straw finish on some of the parts etc. Having said all that, if i had it in front of me i would whip out the C notes so fast it would make your head swim.
And i may have had exposure to more than one luger.
If you do buy it, and decide to shoot it, keep the original springs aside, but get some new springs in it if possible. The japanese made cruddy handguns for WWII, and officers often purchased their own sidearms that were foreign made. Many of them carried U.S. weapons in that regard.
i doubt very much you take a 600dollar hit on it unless you were extremely foolish. Even the russian captures are more than that these days for a good one.
Last edited by RoninPhx; 04/29/15.
