Newbie here, hoping you guys might have some insight on the history of this and what it might be worth.
A friends father passed away a couple of years ago, he was a Korean War Veteran, she is not a fan of guns and asked me to take this off her hands. It is a non - matching Luger P08 from 1939 in very good condition. It has an Iron Eagle stamp as well as a couple others that I am unfamiliar with.
I had it cleaned at Gene Sears in El Reno and it shoots well. The rifling is in excellent condition as well. The gun itself appears to be pieced together from two different serial numbers and the magazine is a different number also.
I'm thinking about selling it but the value on these seem to be all over the place. Any educated opinions on the stamps as well as value would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
A friends father passed away a couple of years ago, he was a Korean War Veteran, she is not a fan of guns and asked me to take this off her hands. It is a non - matching Luger P08 from 1939 in very good condition. It has an Iron Eagle stamp as well as a couple others that I am unfamiliar with.
I had it cleaned at Gene Sears in El Reno and it shoots well. The rifling is in excellent condition as well. The gun itself appears to be pieced together from two different serial numbers and the magazine is a different number also.
I'm thinking about selling it but the value on these seem to be all over the place. Any educated opinions on the stamps as well as value would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
