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Unread 07-21-2011, 08:47 PM   #1
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Thanks, Michael for posting the data. Couple weeks ago, Olle came to my place and 'shot' my Borchardt replica....with only a primered shell. He described it as a 'light pull'. We didn't get around to using his gauge to actually measure the pull. perhaps another day we'll meaure my Lugers, etc. and I'll post the results. I like the feel of a light pull, why, too, I like set triggers! I think I'm less likely to pull the weapon off target then when firing with a heavy trigger. Bill
Yep, I actually had the honor to fire it a couple of weeks ago and the trigger is sweet! It's always difficult to "finger gauge" a slick trigger, but it felt like 3 lbs, maybe lighter. We'll check it next time.
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My new to me alphabet Luger came to me almost unfired, just a tiny evidence where the toggle stop hit a few times. The trigger, using a snap cap and an actual weight setup (I learned to not trust the electronic scales, a shame because they are so easy to use. ) came out at 4.5 lbs. Someone mentioned a sticky about trigger work but I can't find it. My Mauser built in the 70's has a 7.7 lb trigger! It's my only shooter so I need to fix that.
Also, I read the ebook's info on it.
One thing I noticed about the alphabet commercial, the plunger is a very close, wiggle free fit. I suppose I can just use it's surfaces as a sample for the 70's P-08.
Can anyone tell me if they have used the Power Custom fixture effectively for any of this? Thanks,
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Unread 11-05-2011, 07:25 PM   #3
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I found a sticky "Cocking problem?", that must be it.
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The official Swiss military trigger tuning procedure eliminated slack by adjusting the angle of an annealed trigger linkage lever with a special tool, heat-treating it afterwards. I have the tool, but not the instructions for its use. Note that, unlike its predecessors, the P06/29 exposes its trigger linkage via a cut in the sideplate. The Swiss Luger armorer's manual also contains instructions on stoning the sear for optimal engagement. My National Match W+F 06/29 Lugers appear to have been tuned accordingly.
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(what is a good trigger pull) One that goes bang when you pull it. Old Blue
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