new to lugers, with a 1920 I think

kritter · 02-01-2011, 08:26 PM

the striker ( fireing pin?) has no grooves in it , and the mag's are "el cheepo" aftermarket.
and it does have a bolt hold open.

however, now that I've learned how to take this little guy apart,,( whew ) I did find more #'S there is a #93 on the back of the side plate a # 28 on the underside of the takedown leaver, and a # 55 stamped on the back of the bolt face.

"whoo-hoo" there is markings.. mismatched , but it did gobble up 50 rounds of Fiocchi ammo and it was sending them where I wanted them too..and with NO jam's or stovepipes...

All in all this is going to be a learning expearance for me, and after looking through the fourm and the wealth of infromation here. all I can say is thank-you to everyone .

02-01-2011, 08:26 PM	#11
kritter User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: NE OHIO Posts: 19 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	the striker ( fireing pin?) has no grooves in it , and the mag's are "el cheepo" aftermarket. and it does have a bolt hold open. however, now that I've learned how to take this little guy apart,,( whew ) I did find more #'S there is a #93 on the back of the side plate a # 28 on the underside of the takedown leaver, and a # 55 stamped on the back of the bolt face. "whoo-hoo" there is markings.. mismatched , but it did gobble up 50 rounds of Fiocchi ammo and it was sending them where I wanted them too..and with NO jam's or stovepipes... All in all this is going to be a learning expearance for me, and after looking through the fourm and the wealth of infromation here. all I can say is thank-you to everyone .