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Firing update - without the stock attached".
![]() Not so hot, some failures to feed and failures to extract. So back home to trouble shoot and see what is up. As I said, pistol is essentially "new" since rebuild, I noticed: 1-chamber rough, leaving marks on brass- probably cause of extraction failures- - action; polish chamber, clean extractor recess, change extractor spring to a stronger one 2-chamber edge and ramp, pretty "steep"- maybe part of FTF problem -action: break edges, give ramp a little more slope, polish ramp 3-Toggle opening force hard, very "stiff "and hard to charge - maybe related to feed issues -action: check recoil spring and change to standard spring; 3a-Toggle stiff-check toggle movement-rear toggle knee action very stiff at near full recoil- indicating binding due to insufficient clearance -action: disassemble, file, sand, polish to gain clearance between mid link "eye" and rear toggle slot, re-assemble and lube. Made a big difference in movement and perceived force needed to charge! Next week - back to the range for results and a follow up report to be posted. Based on this one example, I would say the Finnish armorers were not nearly as careful as the DWM workers when building/repairing a luger; but then they did work for the "government".
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03man(Don Voigt); Luger student and collector. Looking for DWM side plate: 69 ; Dreyse 1907 pistol K.S. Gendarmerie |
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