Care to suggest a Luger book to add to my collection?
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Combat Bookshelf used to have a good Luger manual for about $3.50. Lots of good info in it, including the FACTORY way of stripping the thing, which is definitely NOT the American way. It was a reprint of the original DWM English-language manual from about 1910.
BTW Fred Datig's book was the first in-depth book about the gun, although it is dated. Some really good photos, lots of strange things that we ever see. Should be able to locate a second-hand copy. The Luger Pistol. Get the latest copy you can find; he rewrote it to better than double the length of the original (rare and expensive) book.
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BTW Fred Datig's book was the first in-depth book about the gun, although it is dated. Some really good photos, lots of strange things that we ever see. Should be able to locate a second-hand copy. The Luger Pistol. Get the latest copy you can find; he rewrote it to better than double the length of the original (rare and expensive) book.
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...and they are not cheap. I have seen individual books go for hundreds of dollars. But saying that, they are well worth the price.
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"The Luger Book" by John Walter is a great book, IF you can find a copy
I have a friends copy, he might not get it back
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X2 on Luger by John Walter, an excellent book
and Luger Tips, Reese, Pioneer Press
