Luger Heavy Barrel Not Cycling

Blastattack · 02-10-2013, 12:19 PM

Interesting. So the opening of the toggle and ejection is solely determined by the rearward velocity of the breechblock? Cool.

So if the action is 100% recoil operated, and to my understanding it is on the short recoil principle, introducing a heavier bullet at at equal or higher velocity would improve cycling performance? Would subbing in a 110gr. .30 carbine bullet work? And if so, what would a suitable starting load be? I have ordered and received my set of Wolff springs, though have not had the opportunity to visit my pistol and install them.

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02-10-2013, 12:19 PM	#16
Blastattack User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Calgary AB Posts: 44 Thanks: 8 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts	Interesting. So the opening of the toggle and ejection is solely determined by the rearward velocity of the breechblock? Cool. So if the action is 100% recoil operated, and to my understanding it is on the short recoil principle, introducing a heavier bullet at at equal or higher velocity would improve cycling performance? Would subbing in a 110gr. .30 carbine bullet work? And if so, what would a suitable starting load be? I have ordered and received my set of Wolff springs, though have not had the opportunity to visit my pistol and install them.