1920 commerical DWM

alvin · 05-26-2015, 09:22 PM

Does it work smoothly in range?

I test fired my only Luger and it jams a lot. So I lost some confidence. The design is sensitive on many factors. Ordered an Interarms Luger for shooting, that one should work. Will arrive soon.

Edward Tinker · 05-26-2015, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by alvin

Does it work smoothly in range?

I test fired my only Luger and it jams a lot. So I lost some confidence. The design is sensitive on many factors. Ordered an Interarms Luger for shooting, that one should work. Will arrive soon.

You can NOT just try one and say they all jam?

I have a 1914 Erfurt Artillery that feeds and shoots everything.

Back to the original question on bluing. I think its been
(pretty darn sure) cold blued, thus why smudgy.

DonVoigt · 05-26-2015, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by alvin

Does it work smoothly in range?

I test fired my only Luger and it jams a lot. So I lost some confidence. The design is sensitive on many factors. Ordered an Interarms Luger for shooting, that one should work. Will arrive soon.

Alvin,
I don't want to discourage you, but Interarms and other "post war"
made lugers are not as reliable as the originals.

I've been working on them for years, and some of the "modern"
ones just can't be fixed. The workmanship and materials are just not up to the originals.

I do hope yours is the exception!

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