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Another miniature Luger Artillery pistol.

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This is a 1:2 scale Luger Artillery pistol. It was made by Miniart in Moscow. These were made in small numbers back in the 90's. It is an exact copy. Disassembly and operation is the same as an original. This includes a fitted case with accessories including steel dummies that will cycle through the action.














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Doubs
Absolutely beautiful. Any Luger collector would be proud to own one.
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Edward Tinker
wow, that is outstanding. I was in Louisville (?) ten years ago (?) and a guy was selling at least a dozen of these in assorted guns. They were expensive, but very, very cool
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That was probably Wayne Driskill. He is a well known/respected dealer in miniature firearms.
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J
Now that takes a person with super skill and patience to make 1/2 miniature of a firearm.
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mhassoun
Those would be perfect for some "anti-gun" collectors:)
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lugerholsterrepair
Neat but the cheezy holster brings tears and no joy
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Doubs
lugerholsterrepair said:
Neat but the cheezy holster brings tears and no joy
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Agree. The holster could be done much better.
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Doubs said:
Agree. The holster could be done much better.
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Been looking for someone to do the work.
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mhassoun
Some miniature guns, even at much smaller scales than 1:2, do "shoot" (uses a real tiny cartridge). I wonder what regulations (if any) are there for such non-toy guns.
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mhassoun
Tom of Legacy can be hilarious👇
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