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Unread 08-10-2013, 09:32 AM   #1
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I bought one of the Luger Doc's springs and it was of very good quality and worked great.
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Unread 08-10-2013, 03:41 PM   #2
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I bought one of the Luger Doc's springs and it was of very good quality and worked great.
I have one on the way, myself. Mine was missing altogether - thanx to some sharp eyed folks here, I found out about it. I would have been too stupid on my own...
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I have one on the way, myself. Mine was missing altogether - thanx to some sharp eyed folks here, I found out about it. I would have been too stupid on my own...
We can tell you're not a stupid person, so your cover is blown. Really, it's merely a matter of education and experience. Hard to spot something missing if you never knew it could exist...

Before you know it, you'll be changing main springs, extractors, and ejectors along with the best of them, able to completely dis/reassemble a Luger--and able to identify any part by looking at it.
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Before you know it, you'll be changing main springs, extractors, and ejectors along with the best of them, able to completely dis/reassemble a Luger--and able to identify any part by looking at it.
Ah yes, such is Luger madness.
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We can tell you're not a stupid person, so your cover is blown. Really, it's merely a matter of education and experience. Hard to spot something missing if you never knew it could exist...

Before you know it, you'll be changing main springs, extractors, and ejectors along with the best of them, able to completely dis/reassemble a Luger--and able to identify any part by looking at it.
Actually, it turns out that part of the spring was still there - hoping LugerDoc's replacement shows up tomorrow as I'm taking the pistol to the range on Sunday!
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