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matt ott

12-07-2010 11:03 AM

1927 commercial barrel change

i recently bought a1927 commercial 30 cal gun but the barrel is pitted and frosty is it possible to install a 9mm barrel. would this change require different springs ect. tx. for any info,, Matt

DavidJayUden

12-07-2010 11:16 AM

I believe that the .30 spring is different (shorter) than the 9mm mainspring. No other changes that I am aware of. LugerDoc is a great assistance if needed.
dju

Lugerdoc

12-07-2010 11:17 AM

Matt, I can install your choice of 4" to 16" PO8 barrels from $50 to 150 in your commerical luger for $100 labor + $25 return S&H. You should also change the recoil spring, which I can do at the same time for around $50, depending on the length of barrel chosen. TH

sheepherder

01-23-2011 08:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spitfire1944 (Post 188931)

...and 100 bucks to change out a barrel. My friend, it twists on the receiver. That is all. DO you want to pay someone 1000 dollars an hour, for it takes 3 minutes to do the job, so.do the math.

You are funny!!! :roflmao:

Edward Tinker

01-23-2011 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spitfire1944 (Post 188931)

... My friend, it twists on the receiver. ....

That is true and many folks have screwed up barrels and receivers.

:rtfm:...ACT NICER PLEASE, as this is a friendly forum and many things can be stated nicely.

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Lugerdoc

01-23-2011 11:17 AM

Spitfire, I can tell that you haven't changed many luger barrels. With the set up time, insuring that the front sight lines up in the proper vertical position, installing a front sight and possible chamber ream and ramp polishing, I want to see you do it in less than an hour under optimal conditions, and much longer if all doesn't go well at first attempt. TH

Lugerdoc

01-23-2011 11:19 AM

PS: Almost forgot the test firing and correcting any feeding/extraction problems. Lugerdoc

BogeyB

01-23-2011 08:12 PM

Go get 'em Tom!

Mike:eek:

Edward Tinker

01-23-2011 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BOGEYB (Post 188967)

Go get 'em Tom!

Mike:eek:

NO, LETS CLOSE THIS THREAD NOW :evilgrin:

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