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Unread 11-21-2015, 02:53 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by DavidJayUden View Post
Sometimes, when all else fails, it pays to box it up and send it to one of our gunsmiths and let them fix it. Lugerdoc has repaired mine, and I'm sure G. T. and others can fix yours too. Checkbook gunsmithing...
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I would do exactly like that, I think I can solve let's say fairly common problems, but sometimes Lugers tend to be a bit more "dificult", so in that case I would follow David's advice.
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Unread 11-21-2015, 03:28 PM   #2
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I have to ask, when you fire your Luger, do you fire it one handed, or with two hands?? Lugers take a firm grip to allow the toggle train to function correctly.....otherwise it will short stroke and jam.
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