How to clean and oil/grease a Luger?

bchamorro · 05-25-2008, 03:45 AM

Thanks a lot for the info, John.
I own a 1911 Erfurt Luger. I recently bought it from a retired Nicaraguan grmy general. I wonder how he got his hands on a Luger? Lugers are not very common in Central America and specially Nicaragua. I've always wanted to own on and I think he gave me my only opportunity. He told me he also has a Luger from 1936 (didn't mention the manufacturer), but it has a lot of use. I might still buy it from him because these are the only Lugers I will be able to own (unless I buy one out of the country, which would be a hassle).

I believe you already saw my Luger thread

Thanks

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05-25-2008, 03:45 AM	#3
bchamorro User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Managua, Nicaragua Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks a lot for the info, John. I own a 1911 Erfurt Luger. I recently bought it from a retired Nicaraguan grmy general. I wonder how he got his hands on a Luger? Lugers are not very common in Central America and specially Nicaragua. I've always wanted to own on and I think he gave me my only opportunity. He told me he also has a Luger from 1936 (didn't mention the manufacturer), but it has a lot of use. I might still buy it from him because these are the only Lugers I will be able to own (unless I buy one out of the country, which would be a hassle). I believe you already saw my Luger thread Thanks