Luger wear

Heinz · 12-10-2002, 07:34 PM

RK, I not sure you need to hang it up. Try to determine if your toggle is striking on the side with the wear and the otherside is not quite touching when the break occurs. You can buy some very thin plastic strips with marking compound that are made for this. Or you can put a little layout dye on both side of the fram and see if it is remoced on only one side when working the action. If it hits one sided just lightly stone the rolled over edge off until it finallyy beds itself in. Stoning the edge off works best under magnification. You can buy a pair of reading glasses of 2.0 power and get done close to the piece.

Is this the original toggle? AND I assuming this is a shooter, not a holster queen.

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12-10-2002, 07:34 PM	#1
Heinz User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Greenville SC Posts: 1,004 Thanks: 377 Thanked 411 Times in 180 Posts	RK, I not sure you need to hang it up. Try to determine if your toggle is striking on the side with the wear and the otherside is not quite touching when the break occurs. You can buy some very thin plastic strips with marking compound that are made for this. Or you can put a little layout dye on both side of the fram and see if it is remoced on only one side when working the action. If it hits one sided just lightly stone the rolled over edge off until it finallyy beds itself in. Stoning the edge off works best under magnification. You can buy a pair of reading glasses of 2.0 power and get done close to the piece. Is this the original toggle? AND I assuming this is a shooter, not a holster queen.