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Dan Clemons · 04-28-2002, 02:28 PM

Hi John:

I took it out Friday and had a ball. Thanks to Tom Heller, it never missfired or failed to eject. It is a lot more accurate than my 4 inch Mauser and almost equal to my Artillery. For me, it is a 2 O'clock Luger. Two inches northeast brought the hits into dead center. I'm not that great of shot at 15 yards. Using a rest, I can aim in the same spot and have the bullet go two inches this way or that way. My Artillery on the other hand is a 9 O'clock shooter. An inch and a half just to the right of dead center puts the bullet in the red circle.

We have some great people to work with here on the forum. Tom Heller, Hugh Clark, and Ted Green all put more time and effort into their work than thay charge you for.

Dan

04-28-2002, 02:28 PM	#9
Dan Clemons User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Grants Pass, OR Posts: 184 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Nice Luger Dan...Can't wait to hear how it sho Hi John: I took it out Friday and had a ball. Thanks to Tom Heller, it never missfired or failed to eject. It is a lot more accurate than my 4 inch Mauser and almost equal to my Artillery. For me, it is a 2 O'clock Luger. Two inches northeast brought the hits into dead center. I'm not that great of shot at 15 yards. Using a rest, I can aim in the same spot and have the bullet go two inches this way or that way. My Artillery on the other hand is a 9 O'clock shooter. An inch and a half just to the right of dead center puts the bullet in the red circle. We have some great people to work with here on the forum. Tom Heller, Hugh Clark, and Ted Green all put more time and effort into their work than thay charge you for. Dan