Refinishing a Luger

Herb · 07-04-2002, 10:44 PM

YO, RK. Find the lowest priced mismatched, ugliest, Luger possible and turn it into your dream. It is so much fun just to learn about the different metal hardnesses for proper blueing and heat treating the different parts that I can't really describe the fascination this pistol has provided me. I am contemplateing a very radical process for the ole 37 based upon previous posts to this forum that it even has me wonderinig. If it works out, or even it it doesn't, I will post the results. It is truely fun to have a Luger to 'play' with without worrying about hurting the 'collector' value, as it has none. Give it a try, "Mikey Likes It"

07-04-2002, 10:44 PM	#5
Herb User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Utah, in the land of the Sleeping Rainbow Posts: 1,457 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	YO, RK. Find the lowest priced mismatched, ugliest, Luger possible and turn it into your dream. It is so much fun just to learn about the different metal hardnesses for proper blueing and heat treating the different parts that I can't really describe the fascination this pistol has provided me. I am contemplateing a very radical process for the ole 37 based upon previous posts to this forum that it even has me wonderinig. If it works out, or even it it doesn't, I will post the results. It is truely fun to have a Luger to 'play' with without worrying about hurting the 'collector' value, as it has none. Give it a try, "Mikey Likes It" __________________ Utah, where gun control means a steady trigger pull

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