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Gerben,
I haven't tried the 124gr, but Speer Lawman 115gr is one of the ammunitions which consistently fails to operate my Lugers properly. -Dwight |
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Dwight,
Thanks. I did a search on the forum and found some conflicting results. Some ex-police ammo, ca. 5 years old, is coming onto the market here, dead cheap. I'll try a sample of the stuff before I buy the motherload ![]() |
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Gerben,
It's pretty hot ammo. I tried it once in an old re-barreled VOPO Luger. It wouldn't function(smoke stacked on the feed stroke) and the recoil seemed exceptionally violent. I think the failure to feed was due to the rapid cycling(slamming) of the bolt. Use caution!! Ron
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This ammo would consistently stovepipe in my shooter even with extra strong springs from Wolff. The recoil was as Dwight said...so strong and fast that the gun would not feed. A live round sticking out of the top of my gun always makes me nervous.
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