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Originally Posted by wlyon
Matt
Totally agree with the above. You have a nice collectible luger and it should be left as it is.............that you are now addicted to lugeritis. It is not painful just expensive. Bill
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Hello again,
I shot the luger today and she's quite happy with 115gr FMJ. No stovepiping at all and what I have read so far seems quite true; there is an inherent accuracy in the design and ease in firing.
Have been doing a fair bit of research into what she is and from whence she came. The trouble I have run into is that though there seem
a lot of 1914 lugers about, the 1913 is
less common (must be due to fact that their business got much better the next year
)
Anyhoo - here are a few images I've taken (and cleaned up) to help with seeing the features. I've set some as negative to try to make clearer also.
They were taken both with & without the gun assembled.
Care to examine and share your opinions on some of the markings?
Many thanks.
Matt