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No I get it. I appreciate all the advice. It's just I didn't realize it would be worth this much and had my heart set on firing it. I'll just wait for a shooter to cross my path.
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I take my all matching Navy out and shoot it once or twice a year. But before I do, I swap out the extractor and firing pin, (The commonly broken parts), with non-matching spares, and re-install them after I clean it up. And I make sure it is well lubricated. It has a hole in the end of the barrel, that's where the bullet comes out. The Germans weren't afraid to shoot them.... I'm pretty sure I'll get flamed for this post.
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But you might as well remove the holdopen when you shoot, it also gets broken a lot. I've also seen the rear toggle open cracks more than once (not on mine luckily). And finally the breechblock can also break, seen it happen a couple of times, and it also happened to me. ![]() By the way, the Germans used them when they were new not collection pieces. Besides they were issued, so who cared if something broke. |
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