Shocking discovery shooting an 06/29 today....

Piet · 07-16-2009, 02:18 PM

I do not now the English term we call "voortrek" I can describe it as a "pre" movement of the trigger, before you get the solid feel of the trigger. If you press further the shot goes off just on pressure without any other "pre" movement.
My 1911 Luger does exactly that, and once one is used to it, one knows exactly when the shot will be fired. This is the only Luger I ever fired and are surprised about the comment in general about the Luger's ability
Maybe the 1911 was before mass production?
Piet

07-16-2009, 02:18 PM	#3
Piet User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: South Africa Posts: 143 Thanks: 155 Thanked 35 Times in 22 Posts	I do not now the English term we call "voortrek" I can describe it as a "pre" movement of the trigger, before you get the solid feel of the trigger. If you press further the shot goes off just on pressure without any other "pre" movement. My 1911 Luger does exactly that, and once one is used to it, one knows exactly when the shot will be fired. This is the only Luger I ever fired and are surprised about the comment in general about the Luger's ability Maybe the 1911 was before mass production? Piet