1900 AE newby question

Karl · 11-03-2004, 09:52 AM

Ted, Thank you for your kind offer, you are a real gentleman, however, it is unnecessary. The scratches on the underside of the breechblock are insignificant. They are more of a polished mark on the surface than a scratch into the metal, and hardly warrant reblueing. I will take good care of the gun but I do intend to shoot it occasionally and a small amount of wear is inevitable.

I intend to replace the leaf spring myself and would greatly appreciate any advise you can provide. I will be interesting to see if the replacement spring requires fitting.

Thanks to again Dwight and Tom as well. Without the Luger Forum I'd never get this fixed.
KFS

11-03-2004, 09:52 AM	#13
Karl Lifer - Twice Over Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Savannah Posts: 533 Thanks: 0 Thanked 285 Times in 125 Posts	Ted, Thank you for your kind offer, you are a real gentleman, however, it is unnecessary. The scratches on the underside of the breechblock are insignificant. They are more of a polished mark on the surface than a scratch into the metal, and hardly warrant reblueing. I will take good care of the gun but I do intend to shoot it occasionally and a small amount of wear is inevitable. I intend to replace the leaf spring myself and would greatly appreciate any advise you can provide. I will be interesting to see if the replacement spring requires fitting. Thanks to again Dwight and Tom as well. Without the Luger Forum I'd never get this fixed. KFS