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Unread 02-20-2009, 03:33 AM   #1
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Is there a HTML tutorial somewhere??? I'm on a dial-up and YouTube videos are out.

I need detail stripping info...Major surgery...Skeletal dissectioning...Organ transplants...
Well ! I guess dial up is no good for those video tutorials but this should do it: http://www.lugerforum.com/disassembly-1.html
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Unread 02-20-2009, 03:39 AM   #2
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Btw. Forget this "screwdriver beating" on pic #4. There is no need for that.
And be gentle on the springs and ejector and take care not to brake them. The look easyer to brake than not to brake.
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Btw. Forget this "screwdriver beating" on pic #4. There is no need for that.
And be gentle on the springs and ejector and take care not to brake them. The look easyer to brake than not to brake.
Thank You, Ingvarg! I don't know how I missed that...

It's been 15 or 20 years since I detail stripped a Luger, and from the assorted small parts in my Luger parts box, I seem to have done it several times...but I'll be darned if I can recall what I used as a guide...I have the NRA Firearms Assembly Guide to Pistols and Revolvers, but it's not dirty enough for me to have used that...

CRS is a terrible thing...
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Thank You, Ingvarg! I don't know how I missed that...

It's been 15 or 20 years since I detail stripped a Luger, and from the assorted small parts in my Luger parts box, I seem to have done it several times...but I'll be darned if I can recall what I used as a guide...I have the NRA Firearms Assembly Guide to Pistols and Revolvers, but it's not dirty enough for me to have used that...

CRS is a terrible thing...

You,re welcome.
Somtimes things are to close for us to se them, Hapens to me all the time
I always thought Luger was extremely complicaded to deatail strip, but in fact it.s one of the easyest and quickest pistols to field and detail strip, once you know how to .
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