1918 DWM Arty Luger information needed

dgallo · 07-17-2007, 08:36 AM

Tac, funny that you say that.... the guy who got my sled destroyed it 2 weeks after he got it. Booze and high performance toys aren't a good mix. Wasn't a huge loss for him as he has 6 or 7 other WWI & WWII Lugers and Mausers. After reading your comments about the lock, I did check it and it was cocked. I did **** it a couple of time I think while the lock was on. I hope I didn't damage it. I did squezze the trigger to unload the spring, I assume storing cocked isn't good for the springs????

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07-17-2007, 08:36 AM	#7
dgallo User Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tac, funny that you say that.... the guy who got my sled destroyed it 2 weeks after he got it. Booze and high performance toys aren't a good mix. Wasn't a huge loss for him as he has 6 or 7 other WWI & WWII Lugers and Mausers. After reading your comments about the lock, I did check it and it was cocked. I did **** it a couple of time I think while the lock was on. I hope I didn't damage it. I did squezze the trigger to unload the spring, I assume storing cocked isn't good for the springs????