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Unread 02-15-2018, 04:54 PM   #61
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Awesome! The finest modern on the market~ Eric
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Eric,
there are for sure many hundreds and maybe thousands of steps to make a luger from scratch!
Everytime you touch it is another step!
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Thanks for pointing that out! I believe there are in excess of fifty individual parts! Like strokes of a brush on a painting~ Each is individually mastered to fit into the finished product! Just as Perfect!
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We actually make over 70 of individual parts and there variations for all the models of the 45 Lugers we offer.
That includes all the springs, pins and everything else we make in the shop.
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I know what a huge undertaking this must be, and I appreciate the entrepreneur who is willing to put it all on the line to make a vision into a reality.
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Keeping Luger Making Alive! I.E. Krause and only a few others!
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Default Gold Luger 45 ACP

Idea came from a forum member,

after research it is not that hard to do.

What do you think about it.

It's TiN coating that used used on cutting tools.

It is Photoshoped for now, to see what it will look like.
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No need, I'd recommend concentrate on fewer variants- will be more efficient.
You are spread "thin" enough as it is!
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I feel same way. Even so I have to say having a Gold Luger is kind of cool In a non collector kind of way.
Finish is a subcontracted ordeal, and does not take away anything from our time, that is if anyone actually wants one.
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Interesting letter in the latest G&A with reference to last month's Luger 45 article.
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Unread 03-07-2018, 01:27 PM   #72
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Default Luger 45 special

Gold Luger will carry $200 premium over standard price.

All forum members placing a pre-order for 2018 lot of 45 Lugers will get 5% off on any order. Offer is good till 4/1/2018

That's $300 of from standard price, or a free extra magazine.
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Zorba,
Would you please summarize what the letter said so those of us that don't get G&A can participate.
Thanks, Tom
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Default G&A Article Feb 2018

Article in Feb 2018
Readers Recoil in April 2018
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Maybe silver or gold plated ammo~Luger Vampires! Eric
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I do not like what some folks refer to as "pimped up" Lugers. But oddly enough, I almost find that gold .45 attractive. I must be getting soft in the head. ((and I do like the 4-inch barrel)
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Heres One!! https://www.rockislandauction.com/bl...anged-history/
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Another likely BS story. Why would a diplomat give a engraved police luger to another diplomat( whom he did not like according to all I've read)?

The sear safeties were not installed by Mauser, so that part of the story is pretty much wrong, though the holes were drilled at Mauser-the spring was added by the police themselves- again according to reference books.

I believe this luger has been discussed before and there is also some strange wording in the inscription, IIRC.

But for sure it is an engraved, gold plated luger!
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Any one here knows the engraver that can replicate this type of work, let me know,

we can try make one of 2018 guns in to fully engraved masterpiece.
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