No,Im not hostile, maybe a little impatient at times though.
I do a problem with people who don't read what is written, and yes, I do believe that one should use the correct word and spell it correctly.
That said, I have spent more time than usual to try to help you understand what the requirements are for lugers and stocks.
Most times I'd recommend buying a book or reading all the posts here on stocks, which would not be a bad idea for your research.
Let me try again to make it clearer:
Original German made stocks for the Navy or Artillery luger have the same "iron"- the part on the stock, and all "lugs"-the part on the pistol are also the same(no matter the barrel length).
As I said they interchange within manufacturing tolerances.
The above facts mean that any stock will pretty much fit any pistol; has nothing to do with the Federal rules for use of a shoulder stock with a pistol.
The Navy stock(as I said is shorter, but it has the SAME iron, and will attach to a 4", 6", 8", or any bbl length original lug frame pistol;
The problem is the feds have decided that the Navy stock is only legal with the navy pistol!
That is why you can't have a Navy stock on an artillery or an artillery stock on a Navy; and why you can't use either stock with a 4" pistol or a 5.5" or 7.5" or 12" or anything other than an original Navy or Artillrery type luger.
Two different issues: one mechanical- is not a fitting problem as you know; the legal issue is why I pointed out that Navy and Artillery stocks are different.
Your artillery stock would not be legal on a Navy pistol, only on an artillery pistol.
Hence I recommended buying an artillery luger as an option.
Got it?
If I were a mean, hostile person, I would have told you to attach the stock to your 4" pistol and go to the range shooting!
That would have been wicked and hostile.
So instead, we all tried to keep you out of club Fed.
Peace!
01-02-2016, 05:33 PM
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