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k38 · 11-16-2015, 12:33 PM

Hello,

I have had many handguns in my life, but never a luger. First question: I see two trigger styles, the large trigger that extends well forward in the trigger guard, and a more conventional trigger. What is the significance of this variation? What is the proper nomenclature?

Second question: I'd like to buy a luger that looks pretty good, but that I can shoot. Is this an impossible quest? If not, are there particular models I should look for? Some years ago I read that the 1920 Commercial was the one to look for if you wanted a shooter, but I'd like to avoid .30 cal if possible.

Thanks,
Bill

11-16-2015, 12:33 PM	#1
k38 User Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 36 Thanks: 16 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	Trigger styles and a general question Hello, I have had many handguns in my life, but never a luger. First question: I see two trigger styles, the large trigger that extends well forward in the trigger guard, and a more conventional trigger. What is the significance of this variation? What is the proper nomenclature? Second question: I'd like to buy a luger that looks pretty good, but that I can shoot. Is this an impossible quest? If not, are there particular models I should look for? Some years ago I read that the 1920 Commercial was the one to look for if you wanted a shooter, but I'd like to avoid .30 cal if possible. Thanks, Bill