Concealed carry question for Luger

Thor · 12-04-2001, 11:46 AM

Shoulder Holsters must not grap the toggle knobs with a clamping force or the draw will open the action! I recommend NOT carrying your Luger with the firing pin cocked or a round in the chamber, not good for the firing pin spring or very safe. Consider a small high ride cross draw or a summer special behind and strong side carry. Make sure you test fire your Luger for reliablity (remember I was playing with the spring when I had it)and did not do a follow up test! Also consider a modern firearm (or even a P.38) Above all be safe......and legal!!! ~Thor~

12-04-2001, 11:46 AM	#2
Thor User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Rio Rancho, New Mexico Posts: 4,583 Thanks: 958 Thanked 971 Times in 277 Posts	Re: Concealed carry question for Luger Shoulder Holsters must not grap the toggle knobs with a clamping force or the draw will open the action! I recommend NOT carrying your Luger with the firing pin cocked or a round in the chamber, not good for the firing pin spring or very safe. Consider a small high ride cross draw or a summer special behind and strong side carry. Make sure you test fire your Luger for reliablity (remember I was playing with the spring when I had it)and did not do a follow up test! Also consider a modern firearm (or even a P.38) Above all be safe......and legal!!! ~Thor~