Borchardt-Luger Controversy

Kyrie · 08-18-2002, 05:44 PM

[quote]Originally posted by Doubs:
<strong>I can't speak for anyone else but this thread has caused me, at least, to consider the working of the action, and the forces involved, more closely than I otherwise would have.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Hi Doubs!

You speak for me as well :-)

The Luger is a real study in the redirection of force, sometimes around several corners! Perhaps we should discuss the linkage that turns a press on the trigger to the release of the firing pin. The trigger to firing pin linkage is just bizarre, and would please Rube Goldberg ;-)

Warm regards,

Kyrie
Moderator - Cruffler_Forum on Yahoo Groups
"The flame free C&R Forum."

08-18-2002, 05:44 PM	#22
Kyrie User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 757 Thanks: 0 Thanked 212 Times in 101 Posts	[quote]Originally posted by Doubs: <strong>I can't speak for anyone else but this thread has caused me, at least, to consider the working of the action, and the forces involved, more closely than I otherwise would have.</strong><hr></blockquote> Hi Doubs! You speak for me as well :-) The Luger is a real study in the redirection of force, sometimes around several corners! Perhaps we should discuss the linkage that turns a press on the trigger to the release of the firing pin. The trigger to firing pin linkage is just bizarre, and would please Rube Goldberg ;-) Warm regards, Kyrie Moderator - Cruffler_Forum on Yahoo Groups "The flame free C&R Forum."