Pulled the trigger on LP08

383 magnum · 06-07-2007, 10:37 PM

It is an original and matching 1917-dated DWM. I fired it today and it shot to the left, despite that the front sight is moved all the way over to the left. It appears that both the front and rear sights are adjustable. What kind of tool is needed for this and is it possible for move the front sight further left? It is presently on the far left mark. The rear sight does not appear to be adjustable for windage. Don't know why it's shooting to the left. It could be partially my fault for not being used to it and/or the excitement of shooting a new gun. I've always found Luger trigger pulls to be "spongy," and every one I have fired has taken some practice to get used to it.
Sorry, I can't post photos at home.

06-07-2007, 10:37 PM	#1
383 magnum User Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 120 Thanks: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Pulled the trigger on LP08 It is an original and matching 1917-dated DWM. I fired it today and it shot to the left, despite that the front sight is moved all the way over to the left. It appears that both the front and rear sights are adjustable. What kind of tool is needed for this and is it possible for move the front sight further left? It is presently on the far left mark. The rear sight does not appear to be adjustable for windage. Don't know why it's shooting to the left. It could be partially my fault for not being used to it and/or the excitement of shooting a new gun. I've always found Luger trigger pulls to be "spongy," and every one I have fired has taken some practice to get used to it. Sorry, I can't post photos at home.