Grips on byf 42 Luger

Balder · 05-11-2004, 11:07 AM

Frank,

Thanks for a very quick response, highly appreciated. In deed there are threaded holes on the inside of the grips but one is slightly larger than the grip screw thread; this one seems to have its threads damaged. The other one at first appears too big because the screw goes all the way in without twisting. Then, when turning it after it has been seated, the screw locks up with the threads. Do you happen to know why these holes are there, I can't see any purpose other than serving as a place to store the screws if the grips are removed.

Is this a rare variant of the Luger?

Balder

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05-11-2004, 11:07 AM	#3
Balder User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Norway Posts: 288 Thanks: 20 Thanked 34 Times in 19 Posts	Frank, Thanks for a very quick response, highly appreciated. In deed there are threaded holes on the inside of the grips but one is slightly larger than the grip screw thread; this one seems to have its threads damaged. The other one at first appears too big because the screw goes all the way in without twisting. Then, when turning it after it has been seated, the screw locks up with the threads. Do you happen to know why these holes are there, I can't see any purpose other than serving as a place to store the screws if the grips are removed. Is this a rare variant of the Luger? Balder