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Firing pin is the single most likely. Otherwise, the whole toggle train assembly and ejector are likely to break. Ejectors are fairly easy to get replaced, make sure if you do a new toggle train to have a qualified gunsmith headspace it and ensure it functions properly. Luger parts are not like 1911 parts that drop in and fit all the time.
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