WWII Luger w/Pitted Bore

John St · 08-10-2003, 04:49 AM

I have a WWII w/ pitted bore that shoots straight!

No other pistol that I have ever owned had this kind of accuracy.

All serial numbers match:
9622.

If you find a Luger from WWII with all serial #'s Matching, then you will not be disappointed!

John St

John St · 08-10-2003, 05:15 AM

buy this is my initial only experience.

Look for matching parts.

Buy the gun.

Shoot it.

Decide.

John St.

Okay, I have one WWII Luger that convinced me.

Let me, if the forum master will allow, tell you the story.

I have had the following pistols:

.44 Magnum Ruger SA Super Blackhawk (2nd most accurate).

.9mm 59 S and W (cops choice in 1970's).

.357 Magnum w/125 JHP's (very reliable and fight stopping in Reno, Nevada).

RPD Badge #375 in 1981.

The .357 in 125 is best.
The .45 Auto in Military Hardball is most reliable in the 1911.

If you want a .357 choose S and W.
If you want a .45 a 1911 is okay.
If you want precision and reliability then there is only ONE answer:

Luger 9mm.

I will gladly field all questions to my decision.

John St.

08-10-2003, 04:49 AM	#1
John St User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 48 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	WWII Luger w/Pitted Bore I have a WWII w/ pitted bore that shoots straight! No other pistol that I have ever owned had this kind of accuracy. All serial numbers match: 9622. If you find a Luger from WWII with all serial #'s Matching, then you will not be disappointed! John St

08-10-2003, 05:15 AM	#2
John St User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 48 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	buy this is my initial only experience. Look for matching parts. Buy the gun. Shoot it. Decide. John St. Okay, I have one WWII Luger that convinced me. Let me, if the forum master will allow, tell you the story. I have had the following pistols: .44 Magnum Ruger SA Super Blackhawk (2nd most accurate). .9mm 59 S and W (cops choice in 1970's). .357 Magnum w/125 JHP's (very reliable and fight stopping in Reno, Nevada). RPD Badge #375 in 1981. The .357 in 125 is best. The .45 Auto in Military Hardball is most reliable in the 1911. If you want a .357 choose S and W. If you want a .45 a 1911 is okay. If you want precision and reliability then there is only ONE answer: Luger 9mm. I will gladly field all questions to my decision. John St.