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Unread 01-28-2014, 08:34 PM   #17
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Do you recall what part they considered 'weak'???

I thought the opening at the rear under the cocking knob was odd; and the inability to get a feeler gauge in the receiver to measure headspace is annoying...It's also somewhat distracting to pull the trigger and see the trigger bar emerging from the bottom of the receiver...

I was particularly interested in the barrel itself, and the almost exact similarity to the 120mm 30 cal Luger 'pencil' barrel...I am tempted to try to find an old shot-out Nambu barrel/extension and drill & tap it for a 30 Luger 'pencil' barrel...
Hi,

I don't know what the armchair experts were commenting on, but a WAG would be the lockup, specifically, the locking block.

The Nambu is a much heavier pistol than a Luger, and its parts don't look weakly designed to me.

Your thoughts?

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