Help ID-ing an early luger

bishop333 · 09-28-2004, 01:20 AM

Edward:

I am up in Silverthorne in Summit County. Got a hold of this Luger at an auction in Silverplume (just west of George Town) if you can believe that!

Dwight:

A poster named "Ron Wood" has a post on a thread called "1902 Carbine Stock attached pics" here on this forum. He talks about this "accelerator" extra spring. Would love to know more about it and its intended purpose. Will try and get a pic next time around. Nothing really fancy, it is just another "leaf spring" strip you add to the original pack (from what I can tell).

Good to hear on the strike mark, sounds like nothing to worry about.

Bishop333

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09-28-2004, 01:20 AM	#14
bishop333 User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Colorado Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Edward: I am up in Silverthorne in Summit County. Got a hold of this Luger at an auction in Silverplume (just west of George Town) if you can believe that! Dwight: A poster named "Ron Wood" has a post on a thread called "1902 Carbine Stock attached pics" here on this forum. He talks about this "accelerator" extra spring. Would love to know more about it and its intended purpose. Will try and get a pic next time around. Nothing really fancy, it is just another "leaf spring" strip you add to the original pack (from what I can tell). Good to hear on the strike mark, sounds like nothing to worry about. Bishop333