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Unread 03-08-2020, 05:47 PM   #12
Dwight Gruber
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Originally Posted by 4 Scale View Post
I actually tried the strategy of shooting collectibles while replacing parts more likely to break such as the toggle train, firing pin, hold open, grips, toggle pin and so forth...
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Originally Posted by Gunbugs
…I've said before, that I replace the extractor and firing pin with non-matching spares before I head to the range, as those are the most likely parts to fail...
Everybody read this http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthre...t=broken+parts Your estimation of which parts break is wrong.

In addition, these guns are hand-fitted in final assembly. Replacing parts may mean the pistol won't function at all.

Shoot a shooter. Don't shoot a matching collectible.

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