Douglas Jr. Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 Hello everyone!Now it?s time to confess something really ?bad? I did with my younger brother: I intentionally infected him with the ?Luger bug?. I know that this can be tough as no known cure has surfaced yet!I am ten year older than him and, as a kid, he was always cheering and enjoying every purchase to my collection? then, some months before his 21st birthday, as a result of a trade involving some militaria stuff, a DWM 1918 Luger (?k? block) ended in my hands. It had that nice ?old battle horse-looking? but it had been neglected by the previous owner: the magazine, grip screws and both wooden grips were badly damaged (however it was working perfectly). I knew that it could be saved and it would be a nice beginner?s piece. Thus I decided to give to my lil? bro as a gift.I managed to find some nice parts and, when I put everything together and gave it to my brother, I could see his eyes sparkling! Fortunately we have been closer and closer and I really enjoyed giving him a real Luger of his own. Nothing is better than contemplate someone?s joy when he finally get something that he really want it. Of course, now I?m sure that he is a Luger addicted!Here are a few ?artistic pictures? of the gun. The rig is still missing another mag and the loading tool but, although cleaned, it still retains the old patina and ?It was there? looking (which my brother really enjoys) and displays nicely. The papers and medals are intended to be displayed together and belonged to the same WWI German veteran. Hope you enjoy it as he did.Douglas.
octave Posted March 11, 2007 Posted March 11, 2007 Very nice shots, in my opion no collection is complete with out at least one luger and I might say along with the broomhandle anouther firearm ahead of its time.
buellmeister Posted March 11, 2007 Posted March 11, 2007 Douglas, Definately Great Pictures! I like the black and whites. They look almost period. Regards,Joel
Douglas Jr. Posted March 13, 2007 Author Posted March 13, 2007 Thanks for all your kind comments about the pictures!I'm still learning how to take this kind of shots, but when I do the result is very interesting!All the best,Douglas
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