Seeking Luger Gunsmith...

dnickels · 07-11-2016, 07:24 PM

I used to stock up on spare parts but not any longer. I've only broken two parts that I can think of, and one (the sight adjustment knob on an M1 Garand) is not something you would ever think you would break. In most cases its not that hard to find parts, from what I have seen, for the Luger or any other pistol. I've shot thousands of rounds through my two WW2 P38s without any issues. As long as you use the proper ammo, make sure its cleaned and oiled as necessary...

In my area I haven't found anyone even remotely familiar with 70-100 year old handguns.

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07-11-2016, 07:24 PM	#12
dnickels User Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 22 Thanks: 8 Thanked 24 Times in 8 Posts	I used to stock up on spare parts but not any longer. I've only broken two parts that I can think of, and one (the sight adjustment knob on an M1 Garand) is not something you would ever think you would break. In most cases its not that hard to find parts, from what I have seen, for the Luger or any other pistol. I've shot thousands of rounds through my two WW2 P38s without any issues. As long as you use the proper ammo, make sure its cleaned and oiled as necessary... In my area I haven't found anyone even remotely familiar with 70-100 year old handguns.