Ammo Questions

John D. · 10-25-2001, 10:13 PM

Tom Wrote: "...so I will definately mark you down as against it..."...

Yea - I guess I was kind of "opinionated" in my previous post.. Sorry about that.. Can I vote again?? "Don't do it!!" Now there are two votes "agin it"..!!!

Tom Wrote: "..I am more concerned with the what to do when the current/orginal barrel needs replacement...".

Hmm - that's a lot of shooting.. Seriously, I shoot a 1916 Luger (9 mm) which has little traces of any rifling left (its a non-matching Luger - which I should say before I catch flak from the folks ) and it still shoots great.. Anyway, I think accuracy is dependent on a lot of factors. But honestly, Tom - I'd rather buy/keep/collect a Luger with a shot out barrel which is still all matching - rather then a rebarrelled shooter. Yep, I know that's just me... Have you thought of buying a non-matched 9mm Luger shooter just to have fun with? Some are rather inexpensive - and still shoot great!!! (and you'd feel better for preserving a little piece of history, I might add...!! )

Anyway - I'll keep quiet on this thread now, since I've had my two votes ;^)

BTW: 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' is a great book (Yep - I have an opinion on that as well ;^) )!!

Best to you Tom - and let us know what you decide..!!!

10-25-2001, 10:13 PM	#6
John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 478 Thanked 517 Times in 129 Posts	Thanks Tom..!!! Tom Wrote: "...so I will definately mark you down as against it..."... Yea - I guess I was kind of "opinionated" in my previous post.. Sorry about that.. Can I vote again?? "Don't do it!!" Now there are two votes "agin it"..!!! Tom Wrote: "..I am more concerned with the what to do when the current/orginal barrel needs replacement...". Hmm - that's a lot of shooting.. Seriously, I shoot a 1916 Luger (9 mm) which has little traces of any rifling left (its a non-matching Luger - which I should say before I catch flak from the folks ) and it still shoots great.. Anyway, I think accuracy is dependent on a lot of factors. But honestly, Tom - I'd rather buy/keep/collect a Luger with a shot out barrel which is still all matching - rather then a rebarrelled shooter. Yep, I know that's just me... Have you thought of buying a non-matched 9mm Luger shooter just to have fun with? Some are rather inexpensive - and still shoot great!!! (and you'd feel better for preserving a little piece of history, I might add...!! ) Anyway - I'll keep quiet on this thread now, since I've had my two votes ;^) BTW: 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' is a great book (Yep - I have an opinion on that as well ;^) )!! Best to you Tom - and let us know what you decide..!!!