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davidn · 10-05-2006, 07:51 AM

I think Doc and Hugh nailed it down exactly. The magazine was folded tin with a wood bottom. Great gun very well preserved. nice mix of SA...Finnish version of National Guard on a DWM action.

Once I see how it shoots, I'd like to shoot an IDPA match. After each course of fire, you show clear than point you gun down range and pull the trigger. So, in a match maybe you would "dryfire" 6-10 times. Any harm in that, my FFL holder said that dryfiring a Luger was hard on the firing pin ? My FFL holder could tell I knew squat about Lugers, so he proceded to break it down, wiped off the preservative, greased and oiled it. Even showed a few places people ofter make mistakes in re assembly. If you ever see Southern Firearms Appraisals at a gun show, check him out. No junk.
thanks all
Davidn

10-05-2006, 07:51 AM	#10
davidn User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I think Doc and Hugh nailed it down exactly. The magazine was folded tin with a wood bottom. Great gun very well preserved. nice mix of SA...Finnish version of National Guard on a DWM action. Once I see how it shoots, I'd like to shoot an IDPA match. After each course of fire, you show clear than point you gun down range and pull the trigger. So, in a match maybe you would "dryfire" 6-10 times. Any harm in that, my FFL holder said that dryfiring a Luger was hard on the firing pin ? My FFL holder could tell I knew squat about Lugers, so he proceded to break it down, wiped off the preservative, greased and oiled it. Even showed a few places people ofter make mistakes in re assembly. If you ever see Southern Firearms Appraisals at a gun show, check him out. No junk. thanks all Davidn