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silverknife · 04-01-2011, 10:21 PM

You have an Interarms imported Luger which is very shootable with virtually no recoil and quite accurate at reasonable pistol ranges. Whether actually unfired or just looks unfired, (I have lots of guns that look unfired which I have used for many years) field strip it, clean out any congealed grease or oil, and lubricate it liberally (I like Rem Oil) before firing. I bought one myself a couple weeks ago on Gun Broker (Serial No. 10.001787) and have been having a blast (pun intended) with it. When you go to load the 8 round magazines you will quickly discover why it is packaged with a loading tool. I have only fed it Fiocchi 93 gr RN FMJ which it feeds and shoots flawlessly. Great shooting Lugers for under $1000 in the original Luger caliber. Enjoy

Regards,
Doug

04-01-2011, 10:21 PM	#6
silverknife User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Western New York Posts: 78 Thanks: 11 Thanked 19 Times in 13 Posts	You have an Interarms imported Luger which is very shootable with virtually no recoil and quite accurate at reasonable pistol ranges. Whether actually unfired or just looks unfired, (I have lots of guns that look unfired which I have used for many years) field strip it, clean out any congealed grease or oil, and lubricate it liberally (I like Rem Oil) before firing. I bought one myself a couple weeks ago on Gun Broker (Serial No. 10.001787) and have been having a blast (pun intended) with it. When you go to load the 8 round magazines you will quickly discover why it is packaged with a loading tool. I have only fed it Fiocchi 93 gr RN FMJ which it feeds and shoots flawlessly. Great shooting Lugers for under $1000 in the original Luger caliber. Enjoy Regards, Doug Last edited by silverknife; 04-02-2011 at 04:26 PM.