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LuckyLuke · 10-05-2003, 01:48 PM

If one reads about GP 35Ã?Â´s there is always that famous "legendary reliability". Also the P 38 has a good reputation.

All love 1911s, and usually they work fine, but nobody says he has NEVER seen a jam ...

Sig/Sauer and Glocks seem to have the best reputation nowadays.

How about Lugers? Given good mags ( Mec Gar? else ? ) and good ammo how long will a Luger shoot trouble free? At least one that is known as a good specimen?

I know people who insit that Lugers will start to jam after 50 rounds because of firing residue.

Please tell us your experiences.

Regards, Hermann

10-05-2003, 01:48 PM	#1
LuckyLuke Banned Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Middle Europe Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Luger reliability If one reads about GP 35Ã?Â´s there is always that famous "legendary reliability". Also the P 38 has a good reputation. All love 1911s, and usually they work fine, but nobody says he has NEVER seen a jam ... Sig/Sauer and Glocks seem to have the best reputation nowadays. How about Lugers? Given good mags ( Mec Gar? else ? ) and good ammo how long will a Luger shoot trouble free? At least one that is known as a good specimen? I know people who insit that Lugers will start to jam after 50 rounds because of firing residue. Please tell us your experiences. Regards, Hermann