Stock/Holster reproductions, which one is better??

[HerrKaiser]

Maybe someone could hit a double here and get a Luger that is legally fitted with a stock either rebarrelled to, or outfitted with a spare cannon assembly chambered in, .30 Luger and see how that feels for those with bony and/or sensitive shoulders?


Don’s recently acquired Finnish rig could also be a good case study for this if he is willing to run a few mags through it or otherwise has the ability to to make it into a .30 shooter and is willing to do so. Otherwise I may have given myself an eventual project idea.

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by HerrKaiser

Maybe someone could hit a double here and get a Luger that is legally fitted with a stock either rebarrelled to, or outfitted with a spare cannon assembly chambered in, .30 Luger and see how that feels for those with bony and/or sensitive shoulders?


Don’s recently acquired Finnish rig could also be a good case study for this if he is willing to run a few mags through it or otherwise has the ability to to make it into a .30 shooter and is willing to do so. Otherwise I may have given myself an eventual project idea.

Could,
except it was rebarreled by the Finns to 9mm.

I have no sympathy for folks who have bony shoulders, it is way too easy to put some padding between bone and stock!

[Norme]

[I have no sympathy for folks who have bony shoulders, it is way too easy to put some padding between bone and stock![/QUOTE]


You can say what you like Don, but at the end of the day those skinny guys get all the pretty girls.
Norm

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by Norme

[I have no sympathy for folks who have bony shoulders, it is way too easy to put some padding between bone and stock!

You can say what you like Don, but at the end of the day those skinny guys get all the pretty girls.
Norm[/QUOTE]

Yep,
and they probably don't complain about the recoil of a stocked luger either- real men!