New Luger Owner Possibly a "SNEAK"...

DedHed · 10-29-2018, 06:03 PM

Thanks for all the replies! I have more questions now. Before I bought it I have never held a Luger let alone squeezed rounds off in one. So today was the day. I put 10 rounds threw her. My question is, how heavy or LIGHT is the trigger supposed to be. There is no wall at all. I'm a 1911 guy and have felt some light triggers but nothing like this one! I feel like you could blow on the trigger and she'll let one go. What is normal for a tigger pull?

The second thing is after I shot her I cleaned her up. When I removed the grip panels, there are P,L, and G stamped under the left side in the steel, and what looks like a D under the right side top edge near the back strap. Are these the machinists marks?

Finally, the pin Don and Luger Doc are talking about I believe is still intact. It was a bad pic due to the lighting, but the pin is recessed a little. Is it right?

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10-29-2018, 06:03 PM	#21
DedHed User Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Canton, Ohio Posts: 8 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for all the replies! I have more questions now. Before I bought it I have never held a Luger let alone squeezed rounds off in one. So today was the day. I put 10 rounds threw her. My question is, how heavy or LIGHT is the trigger supposed to be. There is no wall at all. I'm a 1911 guy and have felt some light triggers but nothing like this one! I feel like you could blow on the trigger and she'll let one go. What is normal for a tigger pull? The second thing is after I shot her I cleaned her up. When I removed the grip panels, there are P,L, and G stamped under the left side in the steel, and what looks like a D under the right side top edge near the back strap. Are these the machinists marks? Finally, the pin Don and Luger Doc are talking about I believe is still intact. It was a bad pic due to the lighting, but the pin is recessed a little. Is it right?