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NavyLugerLover · 10-06-2006, 02:34 AM

Normally, no hydaulic press or any "violence" needed to disassemble a toggle! With heat, risk is to modify quality of steel...

Sometimes, with old shooter, the front pin breaks and you need to change it. good diameter punch, soft surface to protect blueing, that's all you need.

You shouldn't try to do something else.

10-06-2006, 02:34 AM	#8
NavyLugerLover User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: American Citizen outside the USA (Austria) Posts: 65 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Normally, no hydaulic press or any "violence" needed to disassemble a toggle! With heat, risk is to modify quality of steel... Sometimes, with old shooter, the front pin breaks and you need to change it. good diameter punch, soft surface to protect blueing, that's all you need. You shouldn't try to do something else. __________________ Swiss Lugers, (.30): DWM 1900, 1906 2nd variation, W+F 1906-24, 1929 Privat, 1929 Military, 9 mm 1929 Military. WW1 DWM German Lugers (9mm): Lange Pistolen P08-14 1916 & 1917, P08 1913, P08-14 1917, Navy P1904 altered safety, Navy P04-1906 downward safety. WW 2 Mauser German Lugers (9mm): 42-1940, byf 41, byf 42 black widow. And some other things...