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I'm new to the LugerForum. I have owned a 1915 DWM 4" Luger for over 20 years. Matching numbers gun (except for mag) with original Luger holster. Nice mirror bore, normal wear on the frame. Probably 80%+ blue existing. Has marking on strap which I'm told was for a machine gun unit: 134.RMG.185 (not exact but close).
I fired it a few times when purchased, but then put it back in the gun safe. Yesterday, I watched a few field stripping YouTube videos and was able to disassemble, lubricate and re-assemble the pistol after years of storage. I am certain this is an old an opinionated question, but "am I nuts to shoot my Luger?" I understand the value and uniqueness of the gun, matching parts, etc... but would enjoy firing off a few rounds and getting some enjoyment out of it. I go to the range a couple of times of month and would like to put a hundred rounds or so through the pistol. If I were to shoot it, should I use a specific 9mm load that is light on the gun or will any commercial 9mm FMJ ammo be OK? Thanks in advance for the feedback. |
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