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Spencer

01-17-2002 08:57 PM

A new family member!

Thank you all for your help and advice in bringing a member into the Luger family. It is an S/42 dated 1939. All parts are matching that I could find (field stripped only). There is a decent amount of pitting but the bore is clean. Thanks again.

http://boards.rennlist.com/upload/gun0003.jpg

Spencer

01-17-2002 09:04 PM

Re: A new family member!

Sorry, how about this?

http://boards.rennlist.com/upload/jun0003.jpg

Dok	01-17-2002 09:07 PM

Did you remember...

to remove the default "http://" from the field BEFORE you pasted the URL into the field? It's the single biggest error most folks make.

Dok

66mustang

01-17-2002 09:13 PM

Re: Did you remember...

Actually, I can see the picture if you drop the www

Ed

Spencer

01-17-2002 09:21 PM

Re: Did you remember...

Dok,

I've tried pasting the link "boards.rennlist.com/upload/gun0003.jpg" to the "optional image URL" space and it will not show the picture when I look at the preview. I'm a lot lost!

Spencer

John D.

01-17-2002 09:33 PM

Re: Did you remember...

Hi Spencer,

You are all set on your first post... Looks GREAT! Ed was absolutely correct - you entered "http://www.boards.rennlist.com/upload/gun0003.jpg" rather then "http://boards.rennlist.com/upload/gun0003.jpg" (without the "www")

HTH!!!

Dok	01-17-2002 09:34 PM

How about this...

I just put your URL after the "http://" and it worked fine.

Dok

http://boards.rennlist.com/upload/gun0003.jpg

Dok	01-17-2002 09:36 PM

John "The Cheshire Cat" D. to the rescue...

John D.

01-17-2002 09:38 PM

And your second post...

Was absolutely correct - except you had a slight typo as in: "jun0003.jpg" should have been "gun0003.jpg" as the picture name - it would have popped right up

Spencer

01-17-2002 09:43 PM

Re: How about this...

Thanks all!

When I removed the grips to inspect for the sn# and replaced it (right side)the grip was lose. Is there a fix for that?

Spencer

Viggo G Dereng

01-17-2002 11:12 PM

Re: How about this...

Sure is Spencer, a very small "O" Ring under the Grip Screw.

Or a very thin rubber or neoprene washer will work.

As a very temporary fix a few turns around the screws with a thin rubber band will work.

Do not leave rubber washers or bands for a long time or they will deteriorate and stick to the Frame and Grips.

ViggoG

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