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You are on the right track for correcting firing problems. And wow, you hit a home run with a $475 purchase of a "shooter". That is a great price and leaves you a lot of room to make it fully functional. Go for it, you done good!
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I think you have a great looking Luger! Most folks here recomend Winchester "white box" ammo. My shooter hates it though. I get 100% reliability with PMC and Remington ammo. What I mean to say is try several different brands. No reason at all why you shouldn't be able to get it functioning with 115gr ammo. Congratulations, Marc |
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Did you remove the extractor and examine the tip of the extractor and the extractor spring? The extractor groove can really fill with "grunge" and need a through cleaning to aid the extractor function. The spring should be quite stout in it's function.
I think that you did excellent on your purchase, and I would have done the same in a heartbeat. They can be very ammo sensitive, like a .22 cal gun, so try different brands after your new springs and mag. I have had very good luck with PMC 115gr FMJ. |
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