conversion kit 4mm
 

I have to purchage this two conversion kit
If any one may help me if something is missing
for the box 2 I now the tip is missing and if any one may send me a proportion sketch thanks
all information on history welcome
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload...ite1_copy1.jpg
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload...ite2_copy1.jpg
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload...te2a_copy1.jpg

thanks

Hi,

These are commercial 4mm practice kits. They cannot be compared with the 22 longrifle army subcalibre inserts.

These kits are simple, one-shot sets which relied on some trickery to place a 4mm round in the chamber, close the toggle, fire, get it out again, etc....

Some used dummy rounds to hold the 4mm cartridge, others used a 'spoon' to place a cartrigde in the chamber.

The first version was marketed by Genschow, later followed by R.W.S. in Germany. The are mentioned in a 1922 publication, so they have been around for a while. Sadly, I have no info on Lienhard.

thanks for this infos
may be some one may give me more info on this model
best regards

If you can buy it, then why not? ;) Fun things to own!

Ed

Lienhard is a Swiss product - it is genious idea like he designed to fire just with primers instead of the 4mm M20 cardridge used by the Germans.
The first kit I haven�´t seen before, but the second has the large cardridge for the M31 Swiss rifle and the small 7,65 mm Luger cardridge. However on the second one is missing a part to use in the Luger pistol.