.45 ACP Luger sold for $494K
Michael Bane reports.
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SpudGunwrote on March 17th, 2010 at 1:35 am Link To Comment |
$500,000 for a Luger?! And I thought there was a recession on. The only way I’d shell out that kind of dough for a Luger is if it belonged to Hitler…and he used it to shoot George Reeves…and there was a picture of Hitler shooting George Reeves that came with it.
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Muwrote on March 17th, 2010 at 5:46 am Link To Comment |
But the real question is, does the new owner have the guts to take it out to the range
Can’t wait for the look of the guy next to me when I ask “can I borrow some 45s for my Luger?”Please rate this comment: 0 0 -
Daniel E. Watterswrote on March 17th, 2010 at 12:31 am Link To Comment |
I’m amazed that it went for so little. Its value used to be estimated at $1 million. The hardcore Luger collectors must be dying off, or they were hit hard by the economy. At one time, “Guns & Ammo” used to have a dedicated column for Luger collectors.
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Mattwrote on March 17th, 2010 at 12:04 am Link To Comment |
That .45ACP Luger Carbine is the only one on the planet. Sorry to hijack the topic. All .45ACP Lugers are sweet and have a cool history. Heck, any Luger is sweet and has a cool history!
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Jessewrote on March 16th, 2010 at 11:48 pm Link To Comment |
God I love the history of the thing. Knowing there was only ever 3 or what 4 .45ACP lugers ever made makes it one of the rarest guns in the world.
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Mattwrote on March 16th, 2010 at 10:30 pm Link To Comment |
Steve, please delete this if necessary but check this thread out on my forum:
http://www.weaponscache.com/forum/pistols/2171-worlds-most-expensive-handgun.htmlIt’s a $1,000,000 .45ACP Luger Carbine.
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Steveresponded to Matt on March 16th, 2010 at 10:33 pm Link To Comment |
Matt, thats flipping amazing!
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But the real question is, does the new owner have the guts to take it out to the range
Can’t wait for the look of the guy next to me when I ask “can I borrow some 45s for my Luger?”
$500,000 for a Luger?! And I thought there was a recession on. The only way I’d shell out that kind of dough for a Luger is if it belonged to Hitler…and he used it to shoot George Reeves…and there was a picture of Hitler shooting George Reeves that came with it.
I’m amazed that it went for so little. Its value used to be estimated at $1 million. The hardcore Luger collectors must be dying off, or they were hit hard by the economy. At one time, “Guns & Ammo” used to have a dedicated column for Luger collectors.
That .45ACP Luger Carbine is the only one on the planet. Sorry to hijack the topic. All .45ACP Lugers are sweet and have a cool history. Heck, any Luger is sweet and has a cool history!
God I love the history of the thing. Knowing there was only ever 3 or what 4 .45ACP lugers ever made makes it one of the rarest guns in the world.
Steve, please delete this if necessary but check this thread out on my forum:
http://www.weaponscache.com/forum/pistols/2171-worlds-most-expensive-handgun.html
It’s a $1,000,000 .45ACP Luger Carbine.
Matt, thats flipping amazing!