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You assume that the specs are correct for a Luger. Probably (most likely) not. Hot ammo causes breach block slap in Lugers, eventually beating the pistol to destruction. Sieger |
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Oh, I don't assume that. I've had issues with Russian quality in the past in non-firearm areas which makes me wary. I appreciate David sharing his results and wish him well with this ammo but I don't plan to use it myself.
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Both options were developed. The hand reamer was meant for modifications of existing pistols, while the removal of the step in new pistols was just a minor change in production steps.
The hand reamer was also used to test the effectiveness of the modification. About steel cases, I think the old lacquer coating did more harm than the steel case itself. |
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Thanks!! I knew that you would know!!! Sieger |
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