Luger Heavy Barrel Not Cycling

[Vlim]

Mauser fixed it by milling the sides of the barrel flat, reducing the overall weight, on their .30 luger sports version in the 1970s.

You can also consider milling horizontal grooves along the barrel exterior, in order to reduce weight.

Alternatively, chamber it for .30 Mauser or 7,62 Tokarev

[Blastattack]

Originally Posted by postino

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Originally Posted by Vlim

Mauser fixed it by milling the sides of the barrel flat, reducing the overall weight, on their .30 luger sports version in the 1970s.

You can also consider milling horizontal grooves along the barrel exterior, in order to reduce weight.

Alternatively, chamber it for .30 Mauser or 7,62 Tokarev

Hmm... interesting. I think i will start by shortening and thinning, we'll see from there. I'm not a huge fan of slab sided barrels. Any idea how those barrels are, and how wide the .30 luger one is?