First Two of My Horses in a Race

rhuff · 12-29-2013, 06:54 PM

David,

I don't consider what you have done with these Ermas as "bubba" fixes. You understand the mechanics of these handguns, and study what is right, and what may well be wrong.....no "bull in china closet" moves. It can be difficult at times to repair something that has been grossly screwed up by someone else. I have had my share of "challenges" in the past, and being stubborn to a fault, I can't admit defeat easily on them. One old Spanish .380 auto took me forever to finally tune that thing to where it works correctly. My Alphabet Luger was another challenge, especially because I wanted it to fire 30 Luger and 9mm from the same frame. Things just take me so much longer than they used to!!

12-29-2013, 06:54 PM	#11
rhuff Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Az. Posts: 2,305 Thanks: 2,736 Thanked 991 Times in 727 Posts	David, I don't consider what you have done with these Ermas as "bubba" fixes. You understand the mechanics of these handguns, and study what is right, and what may well be wrong.....no "bull in china closet" moves. It can be difficult at times to repair something that has been grossly screwed up by someone else. I have had my share of "challenges" in the past, and being stubborn to a fault, I can't admit defeat easily on them. One old Spanish .380 auto took me forever to finally tune that thing to where it works correctly. My Alphabet Luger was another challenge, especially because I wanted it to fire 30 Luger and 9mm from the same frame. Things just take me so much longer than they used to!!