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Blindeye · 08-30-2014, 02:47 PM

Ludwig Seacamp was a gunsmith who served in the German army during WW2, and felt that the double-action mechanism of his issued P-38 saved his life when he had to draw his pistol.

After immigrating to the USA, his general gunsmithing shop gained a real reputation among 1911 pistolero's who wanted a DA 45 ACP pistol. I have a 1911 with the Seacamp conversion and it's an interesting solution to problem not everyone agrees on.
Whether you think a DA 1911 is a good thing or not, I am impressed with the simplicity of his design and how robust it is.

So my question: was there ever a "one-off" custom DA Luger P08 conversion done by gunsmiths?
I've never heard of one or seen one, but I'm curious if it was ever done.

Thanks,

Garrett

08-30-2014, 02:47 PM	#1
Blindeye User Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 8 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Was a DA conversion ever made? Ludwig Seacamp was a gunsmith who served in the German army during WW2, and felt that the double-action mechanism of his issued P-38 saved his life when he had to draw his pistol. After immigrating to the USA, his general gunsmithing shop gained a real reputation among 1911 pistolero's who wanted a DA 45 ACP pistol. I have a 1911 with the Seacamp conversion and it's an interesting solution to problem not everyone agrees on. Whether you think a DA 1911 is a good thing or not, I am impressed with the simplicity of his design and how robust it is. So my question: was there ever a "one-off" custom DA Luger P08 conversion done by gunsmiths? I've never heard of one or seen one, but I'm curious if it was ever done. Thanks, Garrett