Information on a Luger .22 made by Stoeger

kmcamp1221 · 01-04-2009

Hello all new to the IN GunOwners Forum and have a question. These glorious economic times that we are having I had the chance to purchase 5 guns from a fellow co-worker not knowing alot about 1 of which I puchased. I would like any information about the pistol I could get including value. It is a luger look-a-like made by Stoeger chambered in .22lr, 1-10 round mag and a leather holster marked with make and model. The bore is great and just a little minor mar in the finish on the right side just below the chamber. Thanks in advance for your input. Kevin

pdg45acp · 01-04-2009

I shot one a very long time ago.

It was jammy but fun, it probably would have been 100% if we used Mini-Mags.

I would only give $50 - $75 regardless of the condition.

Parts and magazines are almost non-existant.

I don't like guns I can't shoot a lot and maintain.

Kirk Freeman · 01-05-2009

Bought one years ago and still have it. I remember paying $120 for it maybe 15+ years ago.

IF you can find magazines that work, the pistol runs fine with "high velocity" ammo, but not the standard ammo (at least in mine). I looked for years for magazines before I found some in Texas 4 or 5 years ago.

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kmcamp1221 Plinker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Southwest Indy. (Camby) Posts: 55	Information on a Luger .22 made by Stoeger Hello all new to the IN GunOwners Forum and have a question. These glorious economic times that we are having I had the chance to purchase 5 guns from a fellow co-worker not knowing alot about 1 of which I puchased. I would like any information about the pistol I could get including value. It is a luger look-a-like made by Stoeger chambered in .22lr, 1-10 round mag and a leather holster marked with make and model. The bore is great and just a little minor mar in the finish on the right side just below the chamber. Thanks in advance for your input. Kevin

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pdg45acp Plinker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Kokomo Posts: 112	I shot one a very long time ago. It was jammy but fun, it probably would have been 100% if we used Mini-Mags. I would only give $50 - $75 regardless of the condition. Parts and magazines are almost non-existant. I don't like guns I can't shoot a lot and maintain. __________________ -- Barack Hussein Obama is Not my President. I did not vote for that Terrorist Loving Black Racist and I will not give in to any demands made of me by his left wing, anti-American administration.

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Kirk Freeman Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: TDY: Guntersville, Alabama (Shootrite Academy) Posts: 2,277	Bought one years ago and still have it. I remember paying $120 for it maybe 15+ years ago. IF you can find magazines that work, the pistol runs fine with "high velocity" ammo, but not the standard ammo (at least in mine). I looked for years for magazines before I found some in Texas 4 or 5 years ago. __________________ Prepared to be schooled in my Austrian perspective.

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