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Mark · 03-09-2001, 11:25 PM

Gruss Gott!

I'll be go to Hell,it works!This is a question I've grappled with ever since the babies were so unfortunate as to come into my guardianship!The

manuals all say DO NOT DRY FIRE,but they also fail

to mention how this is to be accomplished without

leaving the firing pin spring under constant and

debilitating pressure.Lacking the technical know=

ledge of the pistol,I have always taken care of the

delima by doing the forbidden act of releasing the

striker.Fortunately I haven't experienced any ill

effect(yet!!),but now that I know there is an alternative,I'll damned well use it!Thanks!!

Tschuss! Mark

P.S. Please feel free to keep amazing me with the

variety of interelated (Luger-related) topics

which do seem to abound here!!!!

03-09-2001, 11:25 PM	#18
Mark Banned Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 48 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Dry Fire Question Gruss Gott! I'll be go to Hell,it works!This is a question I've grappled with ever since the babies were so unfortunate as to come into my guardianship!The manuals all say DO NOT DRY FIRE,but they also fail to mention how this is to be accomplished without leaving the firing pin spring under constant and debilitating pressure.Lacking the technical know= ledge of the pistol,I have always taken care of the delima by doing the forbidden act of releasing the striker.Fortunately I haven't experienced any ill effect(yet!!),but now that I know there is an alternative,I'll damned well use it!Thanks!! Tschuss! Mark P.S. Please feel free to keep amazing me with the variety of interelated (Luger-related) topics which do seem to abound here!!!!