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Originally Posted by FNorm
Downeast,
Ya started with a pretty good 1917. May I suggest that you read all the 'stickies' in the new collector forum. Then watch the disassembly at: http://www.wonderhowto.com/search/luger/ The ones on this site don't work for me, but may for you. The sear safety can be tricky the first time you see one. There's a pin that goes down through the sear bar. The side plate holds it up. But once you see how it works it is pretty simple. Be very careful with the left grip, as it is very easy to chip, up by the safety lever. Remove the grip screw, then just barely lift the bottom of the grip and rotate the whole thing forward. Again, once you see how it works, it s simple.
Welcome! Did anyone till you Lugers are addictive yet?
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Thanx. I don't plan on doing anything to the piece right now. My grandfather was one of those super-picky Danes and he took great care of everything.
Oh, great! Like I need another addiction. The Spousal Unit has told me that the one I have now, Garanditis, is enough. I was hoping to get another Garand before the Luger came along, but she is starting to give me that hairy eyeball, eh.