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David O 10-26-2003 11:40 PM

inside of a drum magazine
 
Hello,
Can someone please post photos of the inside of a drum magazine? I read in another post that it was safe to take the cover off as long as the spring housing was left alone. Since I got my shooter grade artillery luger, I have been interested in how the drums work. Someday I hope to get one. Thanks.

Edward Tinker 10-27-2003 12:26 AM

This same question was asked a couple of months ago (a friend had a broken trommel magazine), and the consensus was that it was fairly dangerous to even open one up.

Ed

Dwight Gruber 10-27-2003 02:50 AM

David,

Indeed I never took the drum mag apart; however, John Sabato very kindly sent me a copy of the blueprints for one, email me at dwightg@pacifier.com and I will pass it on to you.

--Dwight

LU1900 10-27-2003 09:47 AM

Hello David
As you see in the "member galery" I have some model and it's easy to open them so i can do some pic for you say me exactly you want.As you know you must take the telescoping windind lever in his "blokade" so the spring for the cardriges is free and you could put the 32 cardriges easy after you remouve the winding lever who compress the mag spring it acentuate the push on the cardriges
Sorry for my poor engish
Best regards Pat

John Sabato 10-28-2003 09:39 AM

Pat, we look forward to your photographs of the inside of the Trommelmagazine... thanks.

David O 10-28-2003 09:46 AM

Hello,

Thanks for the help. Dwight emailed me the blueprints. All I need now is the time to study them.
LU1900, thanks for offering to take photos. Since I have the blueprints, I don't need for you to open your mag.

I just noticed John and maybe others would like to see the photos.

Thanks again,
David O


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