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Big Norm · 10-30-2001, 01:07 PM

Whenever I buy a Luger I completely strip and clean it when I get home so I have never had problems that I can attribute to ammo. Well, there was that one time that I had to buy an indoor ranges ammo that was under powered. My brother reloads for me and I know of a reliable reloader at a local gun show who sells ammo at a more reasonable price. I rarely buy commercial ammo. I sometimes find 30 cal commercial ammo at a gun show that someone who does not know Lugers is selling cheap. Last year at the OGCA I bought 3 boxes of 30 cal for $7 each. Sometime it pays to go to the little tables in the back of the room.

My next adventure is to figure a good way to clean my magazines. Your problem with fully loading your magazine could be just some accumulated dirt. Try cleaning the mag and squirting some silicon spray inside.

Big Norm

10-30-2001, 01:07 PM	#7
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Thor Ammo (LONG) Whenever I buy a Luger I completely strip and clean it when I get home so I have never had problems that I can attribute to ammo. Well, there was that one time that I had to buy an indoor ranges ammo that was under powered. My brother reloads for me and I know of a reliable reloader at a local gun show who sells ammo at a more reasonable price. I rarely buy commercial ammo. I sometimes find 30 cal commercial ammo at a gun show that someone who does not know Lugers is selling cheap. Last year at the OGCA I bought 3 boxes of 30 cal for $7 each. Sometime it pays to go to the little tables in the back of the room. My next adventure is to figure a good way to clean my magazines. Your problem with fully loading your magazine could be just some accumulated dirt. Try cleaning the mag and squirting some silicon spray inside. Big Norm