.380 Erma Luger for trade

Roadkill · 06-17-2002, 09:43 PM

I had one of their .22 carbines, was a good gun, very accurate, everytime I took it apart to clean I had to bring it over to a friend in a bucket to help me get it back together. It really took three hands. Pins had to go in and out the same way, springs couldn't be reversed, one of those hold together, drop in with a twist then turn as you pull it backwards and push the spring down as the operating rod is pushed forward then pulled back and down. Spray some break free on it and wipe it out. I think Thor had one a while back, don't know if he got it apart or not but he couldn't refinish it

RK

06-17-2002, 09:43 PM	#7
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	I had one of their .22 carbines, was a good gun, very accurate, everytime I took it apart to clean I had to bring it over to a friend in a bucket to help me get it back together. It really took three hands. Pins had to go in and out the same way, springs couldn't be reversed, one of those hold together, drop in with a twist then turn as you pull it backwards and push the spring down as the operating rod is pushed forward then pulled back and down. Spray some break free on it and wipe it out. I think Thor had one a while back, don't know if he got it apart or not but he couldn't refinish it RK