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Unread 04-14-2014, 02:58 PM   #1
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I have that 22 LR upper that needs to be converted. I need to find someone who is capable and willing

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I have that 22 LR upper that needs to be converted.
A .22 barrel converted to the 30 Luger case??? Where would you get .22 bullets??? Is there such a thing as a .22 cal kinetic bullet puller??? That sounds...dangerous...

Maybe a severely shortened .223 Remington die set??? That would be do-able...Use .223 Remington cases suitably shortened, run through the 223 Rem shortened die set, and cut the chamber with a 223 Rem reamer...

I say, go for it!!!
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Thank you for posting this. I don't recall ever seeing this Luger. These kind of handguns fascinate me, and the skill that some people have for producing them. It really is one fine looking Luger.
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The martini sight was something new to me, probably will get me to hunt one out of the barrel sometime...
It requires a double-ramp base, that bears on the bottom of the knurled 'nut' adjuster...And a pin/screw for the door hinge front...

It's windage-adjustable too...
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