Soo.. issue: Fires on action release

[DavidJayUden]

I've had good luck sending Lugers off to our own LugerDoc for repairs. It's simple and easy, and don't tell him this, but inexpensive too.
Do not trust your local gunsmith to repair a Luger as very few have the experience required.
dju

[DonVoigt]

Originally Posted by DavidJayUden

I've had good luck sending Lugers off to our own LugerDoc for repairs. It's simple and easy, and don't tell him this, but inexpensive too.
Do not trust your local gunsmith to repair a Luger as very few have the experience required.
dju

Or the parts, Doc does.

[rhuff]

If you are not mechanically inclined, and not comfortable diagnosing/treating your "sick Luger", then look to a Luger Specialist. You will be $ ahead.

[Rich T]

Originally Posted by DavidJayUden

I've had good luck sending Lugers off to our own LugerDoc for repairs. It's simple and easy, and don't tell him this, but inexpensive too.
Do not trust your local gunsmith to repair a Luger as very few have the experience required.
dju

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

Or the parts, Doc does.

Sage advice. Thor DID drop me a PM, but it sounds like he’s not doing alot of work any more.

LugerDoc... I’m gonna clean it up very well and check it out. Will advise. Are you an FFL holder? That would make it easier, but of no consequence. I will of course cover any additional fees should it be required to send.