Just some advice, if you have time.

chasematthew · 06-20-2014, 06:35 PM

It does shoot very well, indeed. Since I have no intention of selling it, I would like to store the grips and mag. and stick a barrel or new barrel on it. The complete upper is an excellent idea, though my brief search has turned up nothing. The barrels themselves are readily available. My though is that what I would do would be something that could be undone in the future, if needed. Also, I think the long barrel takes away from the fine looks of the Luger.

All the sources I have found indicate that it should be in 9 Luger and have the short barrel. There is an index mark on the receiver, but not on the barrel. In addition, there are no markings on the barrel other than "Germany". If anyone knows of other parts firms or individuals aside from SARCO and Nurmrich, I would appreciate a heads up.

Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it!!

06-20-2014, 06:35 PM	#5
chasematthew New User Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	It does shoot very well, indeed. Since I have no intention of selling it, I would like to store the grips and mag. and stick a barrel or new barrel on it. The complete upper is an excellent idea, though my brief search has turned up nothing. The barrels themselves are readily available. My though is that what I would do would be something that could be undone in the future, if needed. Also, I think the long barrel takes away from the fine looks of the Luger. All the sources I have found indicate that it should be in 9 Luger and have the short barrel. There is an index mark on the receiver, but not on the barrel. In addition, there are no markings on the barrel other than "Germany". If anyone knows of other parts firms or individuals aside from SARCO and Nurmrich, I would appreciate a heads up. Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it!!