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rhuff · 09-27-2013, 04:02 PM

I agree 100% with you G.T. I have always been a "fixer" and fascinated with how things were put together, and how they worked. My 1921 Alphabet luger was a real challenge to get it to work correctly. It took me quite a while as I learned more and more about Lugers, and trial and error. FINALLY, I hit the correct setup of mag, springs, ammo,etc., and I was so pleased and proud.

So I purchased a barreled receiver in 9mm and started to make my DWM shoot both 7.65Para, and 9MM. It took some doing, but I finally figured it out. Now it is a sweetheart!!

I will openly admit that Lugers can really be frustrating at times, but when correct, they are great shooters.

09-27-2013, 04:02 PM	#9
rhuff Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Az. Posts: 2,308 Thanks: 2,737 Thanked 993 Times in 729 Posts	I agree 100% with you G.T. I have always been a "fixer" and fascinated with how things were put together, and how they worked. My 1921 Alphabet luger was a real challenge to get it to work correctly. It took me quite a while as I learned more and more about Lugers, and trial and error. FINALLY, I hit the correct setup of mag, springs, ammo,etc., and I was so pleased and proud. So I purchased a barreled receiver in 9mm and started to make my DWM shoot both 7.65Para, and 9MM. It took some doing, but I finally figured it out. Now it is a sweetheart!! I will openly admit that Lugers can really be frustrating at times, but when correct, they are great shooters.