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Unread 05-01-2011, 10:21 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by postino View Post
I guess the next question is...can this breechblock (with its extractor & spring) be used on a later Luger???
The answer is yes and no...and you probably wouldn't want to. It also requires an early firing pin and forward toggle link. The projection on the toggle link that cams the firing pin into position for firing (can't use the "c" word!) is at a different angle than on a new model toggle. Also the cutout in the barrel/receiver for the extractor is different but it will work. The overall length of the toggle train is the same for both the old model and new model so you can get creative sometimes. I have grafted a new model forward toggle link and breechblock onto an old model dished rear toggle, all on an old model long receiver. Had to open up the extractor cutout a tad.
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