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Jerry Harris · 08-30-2002, 10:45 PM

Mich Gunner,

This is for a Luger that is cocked and COMPLETELY UNLOADED:

1. Pull up and back on the toggle knobs until you feel additional resistance (breech will be open about a quarter inch).

2. Keep a grip on the toggle knobs with one hand and pull the trigger with the other hand.

3. The breech will try to close. Restrain it by slowly lowering the knobs until the toggle is flat. Luger is now uncocked with firing pin fully forward. Will seem like second nature after a little practice.

4. NEVER attempt to decock with a live round in the chamber or under the extractor. Gun could fire!

08-30-2002, 10:45 PM	#4
Jerry Harris User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Central Ohio Posts: 64 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Mich Gunner, This is for a Luger that is cocked and COMPLETELY UNLOADED: 1. Pull up and back on the toggle knobs until you feel additional resistance (breech will be open about a quarter inch). 2. Keep a grip on the toggle knobs with one hand and pull the trigger with the other hand. 3. The breech will try to close. Restrain it by slowly lowering the knobs until the toggle is flat. Luger is now uncocked with firing pin fully forward. Will seem like second nature after a little practice. 4. NEVER attempt to decock with a live round in the chamber or under the extractor. Gun could fire!