shooting the imperial lugers

luger11 · 11-30-2003, 06:09 PM

To all concerned, last weekend fellow collector Derek Seltzer and myself went to an indoor shooting range with two 06 navys one equiped with a shoulder stock and a early issue 4 inch barrel. All functioned perfectly with "store bought ammo"
In my oppinion the early 4 inch out shot the navies hands down, the stocked gun was very difficult to shoot, with the stock lug and grip safty in each others way. The unstocked navy was easier to shoot but I found the 4 inch far more accurate at 25 yds. The three of these weapons were "off the shelf" of Dereks extensive collection.
To sum it all up We had a ball. Leo

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11-30-2003, 06:09 PM	#1
luger11 User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 149 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	To all concerned, last weekend fellow collector Derek Seltzer and myself went to an indoor shooting range with two 06 navys one equiped with a shoulder stock and a early issue 4 inch barrel. All functioned perfectly with "store bought ammo" In my oppinion the early 4 inch out shot the navies hands down, the stocked gun was very difficult to shoot, with the stock lug and grip safty in each others way. The unstocked navy was easier to shoot but I found the 4 inch far more accurate at 25 yds. The three of these weapons were "off the shelf" of Dereks extensive collection. To sum it all up We had a ball. Leo