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Any competent gunsmiths or Luger guys in your area? I'd suggest showing it to someone who has "been there, done that".
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Alanit,
I am assuming the Luger is a 9mm. It doesn't say on the handgun but as mentioned a standard 9 mm shell will fit into the chamber with about 1/16 of an inch that wont go in without really being forced into it then I can't get it out. It just seems the tolerances are so close. I can't think of any other ammunition that would be so close to a 9mm but who knows what was fored in it back in the 1920's Thanks Dave |
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Hi Dave, Forgive me for asking another obvious question. Have you cleaned this gun? Specifically, have you scrubbed out the bore with a bronze brush and a solvent like Hoppes #9? The chamber on 9mm Lugers is constricted near the end (it appears as a ring when you peer into the chamber), and is intended to form a gas tight seal. Your chamber may be fouled up. Good luck! Norm
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