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Uploaded by on Sep 26, 2009

A quick look at a nickel plated WWII Luger

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  • Blood does have salt so it will destroy the blue on the metal . If it was from a real veteran who took it off a german soldier he would have it chromed like it was because at that time around after the war there were hundreds of thousands of these were coming back to the U.S. as war trophies and did not know the value of them 60 plus years later.This combat veteran who ever had it wanted to preserve the memory as it was probably an 18 year old Infantry Soldier who had captured it.

  • @reddevilparatrooper

    exactly.. people don't think 

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  • @johnnyCham12

    no, blood destroys the finish on metal

  • i always thought chrome looked better on guns then gold

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  • In my collection of Lugers I have one chrome plated. I also have the capture paperwork on it and the vet I purchased it from told me many of the troops did have them chrome plated as war trophies. They didn't care about resale value or keeping them original at the time. A chrome or nickel plated one has little value other then a shooter unless you have the provenance to go along with the weapon.

  • they need to start making these again...

  • can they be bought on the modern market and are they still produced ?

  • @zeke1312

    hard to know what connotation people have over the internet.. no harm no foul

  • It is worthless refinished, damn what a shame. What a SHAME, I want to cry......

  • There is 2 at my local gun shop one has a long barrel but its 2000 dollars

  • beautiful handgun

  • @GunWebsites I'm extremely envious!

  • " German stuff"

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