1914 DWM Artllery

Arizona Slim · 12-16-2011, 12:08 PM

If I may add to Ron Woods excellent advice, anyone wishing to take their vintage Luger or any collectible firearm to the range please first take it to a competent Gunsmith that has experience in that particular line of firearms, especially Luger's. There are several very competent and knowledgeable people on this forum that for a relatively small fee will go over your Luger for you and determine weather or not it is safe to shoot. I say this after shooting my 1917 all matching Artillery and causing irreparable damage to the barrel extension. I highly recommend Tom Heller AKA Luger Doc at hellerarms@webtv.net to do the inspection for you, he does excellent work and is a highly respected member of this forum.

Lon

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12-16-2011, 12:08 PM	#8
Arizona Slim Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Illinois Posts: 706 Thanks: 1,026 Thanked 409 Times in 225 Posts	If I may add to Ron Woods excellent advice, anyone wishing to take their vintage Luger or any collectible firearm to the range please first take it to a competent Gunsmith that has experience in that particular line of firearms, especially Luger's. There are several very competent and knowledgeable people on this forum that for a relatively small fee will go over your Luger for you and determine weather or not it is safe to shoot. I say this after shooting my 1917 all matching Artillery and causing irreparable damage to the barrel extension. I highly recommend Tom Heller AKA Luger Doc at hellerarms@webtv.net to do the inspection for you, he does excellent work and is a highly respected member of this forum. Lon