Stoeger Stainless Luger postwar

toy

March 07, 2009 14:12

Would appreciate any info and history of this, and it's current worth or value? Thanks.......

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nmyers

March 07, 2009 14:23
Stainless reproductions of the Luger were made in the 1980's & 1990's under both the Stoeger & Mitchell name. They sell in the $800-1,000 range, primarily to those who are unaware that they are prone to parts breakage (& spare parts are non-existent).

Neal
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timbroman

March 08, 2009 18:46
Toy - See GB Lot 122556436 - Stoeger Luger American Eagle Naval 6" - a handsome piece indeed but bear in mind the cautionary note by Neal.
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v35

March 08, 2009 19:03
I broke a firing pin tip and firing pin spring guide on a post war Luger and an ejector on a PPKS.
These parts were investment castings.
Both companies made good on replacement parts.
Used original Luger parts are a better replacement.
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