Stoeger Luger Malfunction

LarryT · 07-19-2003, 11:23 AM

PaulV and John,

I'm wondering if your discussion doesn't tie in with the problem I'm having with my 1993 Mitchell stainless not resetting the trigger. After cocking the pistol I have to pull the trigger twice to get the firing pin to work. Doubs suggested looking at the bevel on the sideplate lever or using a stronger trigger spring. Thor has one just like it in his shop that he is looking at. I have written to Orimar and called them, neither of which has been returned for several days. I may try putting another sideplate on it and seeing if it will dry fire. I will also make sure that the sear pin is lubricated, as you suggested John. Any thoughts?

LarryT

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07-19-2003, 11:23 AM	#4
LarryT User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Posts: 50 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	PaulV and John, I'm wondering if your discussion doesn't tie in with the problem I'm having with my 1993 Mitchell stainless not resetting the trigger. After cocking the pistol I have to pull the trigger twice to get the firing pin to work. Doubs suggested looking at the bevel on the sideplate lever or using a stronger trigger spring. Thor has one just like it in his shop that he is looking at. I have written to Orimar and called them, neither of which has been returned for several days. I may try putting another sideplate on it and seeing if it will dry fire. I will also make sure that the sear pin is lubricated, as you suggested John. Any thoughts? LarryT