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10-08-2015, 10:06 PM
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Nice work Rich...
Watch out, or a certain dealer with a colorful and wordy website will want to sell your one of a kind "variation"! How does the trigger feel? Marc
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10-08-2015, 11:14 PM
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 I think I can come up with a 'war story' that would explain this exciting and rare variation...I think it was issued to the long-range Focke-Wulf Condor pilots [from KG200] who planned to bomb New York City by refueling on ice floes in mid-Atlantic with avgas supplied by U-boat...  Trigger doesn't feel too bad, but my experience with Luger triggers is limited. I know enough not to compare them to anything else, but if I think of it I'll test the pull against my other...three?...And see how it compares... The trigger spring I had been using went into coil bind before releasing; I had a shorter one in my spares that 'fixed' that particular issue... The mainspring did seem longer than the three or four 'spares' I have in my parts box... 
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