G.T. Magazine

unterhund · 02-24-2009, 01:06 PM

I'd like to add that the nicely polished aluminum bottom gives a pleasant aesthetic appeal. My late father's Luger always had a pair of wood bottomed mags, which apparently were not issued originally to the pistol--where they came form, I have no idea.

My Dad had the pistol re-blued by a German gunsmith in the early sixties. The guy did very good work, although he blued the mag release, thumb safety, and take-down lever. He also "jeweled' the trigger and ejector. Now G.T.'s lovely mag bottom adds a nice touch to the gun's appearance.

I would like to have the mag release, take down lever, and thumb piece strawed--any reccomendations?

02-24-2009, 01:06 PM	#6
unterhund User Join Date: May 2005 Location: A small town in Maine Posts: 13 Thanks: 7 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'd like to add that the nicely polished aluminum bottom gives a pleasant aesthetic appeal. My late father's Luger always had a pair of wood bottomed mags, which apparently were not issued originally to the pistol--where they came form, I have no idea. My Dad had the pistol re-blued by a German gunsmith in the early sixties. The guy did very good work, although he blued the mag release, thumb safety, and take-down lever. He also "jeweled' the trigger and ejector. Now G.T.'s lovely mag bottom adds a nice touch to the gun's appearance. I would like to have the mag release, take down lever, and thumb piece strawed--any reccomendations? __________________ In danger, all that counts is going forward.