1937 Mauser Luger (S/42)

Greg B. · 05-04-2012, 01:52 PM

I have an S/42 in good condition that is sensitive about everything. The most recent variable that I am trying to control for is the shape of the ogive on handloaded full metal jacketed bullets. I regard it as a project gun and I am making progress. Doubt that I will ever sell it. If I were you I would send it to Tom Heller and let him look at it. Yes it may cost some money but go one step at a time and it will come together. You already have one brand of bullet that works. Unless you can afford a new Krigoff (sp?) those of us who own the old ones have a weapon that comes with a very significant history.

Greg B.

05-04-2012, 01:52 PM	#38
Greg B. User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 34 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	I have an S/42 in good condition that is sensitive about everything. The most recent variable that I am trying to control for is the shape of the ogive on handloaded full metal jacketed bullets. I regard it as a project gun and I am making progress. Doubt that I will ever sell it. If I were you I would send it to Tom Heller and let him look at it. Yes it may cost some money but go one step at a time and it will come together. You already have one brand of bullet that works. Unless you can afford a new Krigoff (sp?) those of us who own the old ones have a weapon that comes with a very significant history. Greg B.