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Cheesemaker · 08-16-2013, 01:00 AM

Here's some photos, they aren't that great, but all I have right now.

I plan on getting a gunsmith to look over the barrel for me for sure. Step dad said the last time he shot it, it double fired on him. (Which is common from my readings) That was little over 25 years ago. So, its been in the closet for all that time, in a case. But a little research says that a gunsmith could hone the sear engagement, and take care of that.

But all I want is 3 rounds. One single first shot, and then 2 after that, to make sure it cycles properly. And that is it for me. If I still have a hand after the first shot!!

I have a co-worker that is very interested in it, and has owned 3 Lugers, before his divorce. And still has some ammo for it. And he is willing to take it down and make sure all the internals are in good shape, and we will do a cleaning on it.

Thank you for your help.

08-16-2013, 01:00 AM	#9
Cheesemaker User Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Oregon Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Here's some photos, they aren't that great, but all I have right now. I plan on getting a gunsmith to look over the barrel for me for sure. Step dad said the last time he shot it, it double fired on him. (Which is common from my readings) That was little over 25 years ago. So, its been in the closet for all that time, in a case. But a little research says that a gunsmith could hone the sear engagement, and take care of that. But all I want is 3 rounds. One single first shot, and then 2 after that, to make sure it cycles properly. And that is it for me. If I still have a hand after the first shot!! I have a co-worker that is very interested in it, and has owned 3 Lugers, before his divorce. And still has some ammo for it. And he is willing to take it down and make sure all the internals are in good shape, and we will do a cleaning on it. Thank you for your help.