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It's likely that the hard recoil hits relate to the age of the original recoil spring. Replacing them is a good move.
Ensure that you have a good grip with good support when you shoot your Luger. It makes quite a bit of difference for correct cycling. I generally use the 18-19 coil springs for the WW-I vintage Lugers, and the 21-22 coil springs for the WW-II Mauser Lugers. Marc
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