Second luger - shooter...key holing issues

bob2ovi · 01-07-2014, 01:11 PM

A number of things come to mind. First, since the factory ammo works, I'd check the bullets you are re-loading with for weight and diameter. I have found that the re-loading info from Seiger's posts to be excellent. My guns all work with 5.4 to 5.6 gr. of IMR 4756. Very accurate.....Next , I'd slug the bore full length, then 1/2 inch into the breech and then again 1/2 inch into the muzzle and compare your findings. If the muzzle dia. is more than than the breech you have a barrel issue....As for sights, I use a fire optic sight for in door shooting. Brownells has these for Mausers as well as wider higher metalic Mauser sights the Fiber optics are the right height and the metalics can be filed down and reshaped to suite. (The dove tail is the same.) Good luck with your shooting and stay safe when reloading.

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01-07-2014, 01:11 PM	#13
bob2ovi User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Westerville, Ohio Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	A number of things come to mind. First, since the factory ammo works, I'd check the bullets you are re-loading with for weight and diameter. I have found that the re-loading info from Seiger's posts to be excellent. My guns all work with 5.4 to 5.6 gr. of IMR 4756. Very accurate.....Next , I'd slug the bore full length, then 1/2 inch into the breech and then again 1/2 inch into the muzzle and compare your findings. If the muzzle dia. is more than than the breech you have a barrel issue....As for sights, I use a fire optic sight for in door shooting. Brownells has these for Mausers as well as wider higher metalic Mauser sights the Fiber optics are the right height and the metalics can be filed down and reshaped to suite. (The dove tail is the same.) Good luck with your shooting and stay safe when reloading.