Big Jim, assuming that your stock is original and in good condition with none of the attaching leather, it could be worth from $200 to $500. If the toe boot and upper and lower keeper straps are present and in good shape, it could go up another couple hundred. What is the serial number on the stock's attaching iron? Can you show photos of it?
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I have what I believe may be the stock for a 1917 artillary Lugar. I would like to determine it's value.
My father owned a Lugar that I remember mainly from my childhood. I have not seen the weapon for probably about 30 years, when i helped find a replacement firing pin for it. It disappeared about 15 or 20 years ago. It is believed that it may have been taken by a houseguest that took advantage of my dad's charitable disposition.
Since the stock was stored seperately, it stayed behind. Both of my parents have now passed away, and the stock has been left to me to keep or to find an appropriate home.
As well as I can remember, the gun and holster looked very much like the one pictured here in Gunboards as belonging to Jan Stills, which is part of my belief that it is a 1917 piece. Also it had the numbers 1917 written on the holster.
And I have the firing pin for it too. I don't know if it is the original or the replacement.
It was a very nice piece when I saw it last. All matching numbers except the magazine and fhe firing pin (unless the original firing pin was found).
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My father owned a Lugar that I remember mainly from my childhood. I have not seen the weapon for probably about 30 years, when i helped find a replacement firing pin for it. It disappeared about 15 or 20 years ago. It is believed that it may have been taken by a houseguest that took advantage of my dad's charitable disposition.
Since the stock was stored seperately, it stayed behind. Both of my parents have now passed away, and the stock has been left to me to keep or to find an appropriate home.
As well as I can remember, the gun and holster looked very much like the one pictured here in Gunboards as belonging to Jan Stills, which is part of my belief that it is a 1917 piece. Also it had the numbers 1917 written on the holster.
And I have the firing pin for it too. I don't know if it is the original or the replacement.
It was a very nice piece when I saw it last. All matching numbers except the magazine and fhe firing pin (unless the original firing pin was found).
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