1918 take down lever

DaveL · 10-16-2007, 05:00 PM

Thanks guys,
Sharp and easy to break, roger that. I guess Ill have to fire off another e-mail to the lugerdoc for a spring. I don't want it flying apart on me!! The grove on my take down lever looks good. Nice and crisp.
What about my 2nd question? Any ideas?
"I've noticed while browsing this site I have seen a few Lugers that have unmatched side plates with the #66 on them. Mine also has the #66 on it. It doesn't seem right that so many would have the #66. Does this designate a replacement part or is it just a coincidence that I have seen a few like that. I mean, to me, it doesn't seem likely that so many would have a 66 numbered side plate that was just randomly replaced."
TIA
Dave

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10-16-2007, 05:00 PM	#5
DaveL User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Vermont Posts: 22 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks guys, Sharp and easy to break, roger that. I guess Ill have to fire off another e-mail to the lugerdoc for a spring. I don't want it flying apart on me!! The grove on my take down lever looks good. Nice and crisp. What about my 2nd question? Any ideas? "I've noticed while browsing this site I have seen a few Lugers that have unmatched side plates with the #66 on them. Mine also has the #66 on it. It doesn't seem right that so many would have the #66. Does this designate a replacement part or is it just a coincidence that I have seen a few like that. I mean, to me, it doesn't seem likely that so many would have a 66 numbered side plate that was just randomly replaced." TIA Dave