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OGN · 02-27-2007, 12:49 PM

Earlier in another part of this forum I had mentioned that I have a Mauser Banner luger with a 1940 date on it that was passed down to me. What also came with it was a loading tool, extra mags,a holster and a .22 conversion kit made by a company called Erma. All the parts had matching #s except for the magazine, which only holds 5 rounds it seems. I read about these 22 units in an old 1976 edition of a softcover book by Michael Reese called "Luger Tips" that also was part of the package and it shows the unit being installed which looks pretty much straight forward. Has anyone here ever tried one of these units? I'm half tempted to install it on my pistol for S****and G****** and see if it runs reliably with it.

02-27-2007, 12:49 PM	#1
OGN User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: California Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	22 conversion unit Earlier in another part of this forum I had mentioned that I have a Mauser Banner luger with a 1940 date on it that was passed down to me. What also came with it was a loading tool, extra mags,a holster and a .22 conversion kit made by a company called Erma. All the parts had matching #s except for the magazine, which only holds 5 rounds it seems. I read about these 22 units in an old 1976 edition of a softcover book by Michael Reese called "Luger Tips" that also was part of the package and it shows the unit being installed which looks pretty much straight forward. Has anyone here ever tried one of these units? I'm half tempted to install it on my pistol for S**and G**** and see if it runs reliably with it.