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1964bigfoot · 08-04-2012, 09:27 PM

First time posting.

I picked up a mismatched Luger, looks like a complete upper on a complete lower from the serial numbers that I can see.

I took it to the range today for the first time and here is what it is doing.

1) Load mag in, cycle action as normal.

2) First trigger pull of first round fired as normal.

3) Action cycles and loads second round as normal.

4) Pull trigger and nothing happens, no click no sounds at all.

5) Pull trigger again and it fires as normal.

6) Loads new round and the process repeats. First pull of trigger and nothing second pull of trigger and fire.

I went thru 4 magazines full of ammo to make sure it would repeat and it did without a miss. Always two pulls of the trigger to fire after the initial round is shot. No failures to feed or eject.

I have read a few other posts about a similar problem but they refer to a light hammer strike and not repeatable two pulls of the trigger like this one does.

Anyone have ideas?

08-04-2012, 09:27 PM	#1
1964bigfoot User Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Luger will not fire until the trigger is pulled twice. First time posting. I picked up a mismatched Luger, looks like a complete upper on a complete lower from the serial numbers that I can see. I took it to the range today for the first time and here is what it is doing. 1) Load mag in, cycle action as normal. 2) First trigger pull of first round fired as normal. 3) Action cycles and loads second round as normal. 4) Pull trigger and nothing happens, no click no sounds at all. 5) Pull trigger again and it fires as normal. 6) Loads new round and the process repeats. First pull of trigger and nothing second pull of trigger and fire. I went thru 4 magazines full of ammo to make sure it would repeat and it did without a miss. Always two pulls of the trigger to fire after the initial round is shot. No failures to feed or eject. I have read a few other posts about a similar problem but they refer to a light hammer strike and not repeatable two pulls of the trigger like this one does. Anyone have ideas?