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r010159 · 10-02-2017, 04:48 PM

I have looked at some photos of Lugers that others have posted on various forums. One looked very much like mine, but I do not know if it had a polished muzzle. Another one looked like it was much more black. The other had that bluish color to it. Part of the difference can be how the photograph was taken. Still there are a great many reblued firearms that are being passed off as original. I understand that the reblue can be so good that it takes a person intimately familiar with the firearm to tell the difference. I have one antique firearm that I really think was reblued but still passed inspection by the expert of a respected auction house.

Now I need to figure out how to reinstall the spring with shaky hands. I see a post on the back of the trigger where it can go. How do I reinstall the trigger with the spring without losing the spring? I will figure this out.

10-02-2017, 04:48 PM	#17
r010159 User Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I have looked at some photos of Lugers that others have posted on various forums. One looked very much like mine, but I do not know if it had a polished muzzle. Another one looked like it was much more black. The other had that bluish color to it. Part of the difference can be how the photograph was taken. Still there are a great many reblued firearms that are being passed off as original. I understand that the reblue can be so good that it takes a person intimately familiar with the firearm to tell the difference. I have one antique firearm that I really think was reblued but still passed inspection by the expert of a respected auction house. Now I need to figure out how to reinstall the spring with shaky hands. I see a post on the back of the trigger where it can go. How do I reinstall the trigger with the spring without losing the spring? I will figure this out.