Luger Doubling

JohnW...ski · 02-13-2015, 02:06 PM

Just got back from the range, fired 50 of my reloads, no doubling, no stovepipes, just normal operation.

Was going to take the Luger Docs advise and replace the sear spring but decided to give it a little more bend first. I removed the spring and measured the bow in the spring, it was .075", I then bent the spring in a vise until I had added .015" fora total bow of .090". Reassembled and checked the trigger pull, which I forgot to check first, it was 8 lbs.
Wish I could get that down to about 4 lbs. but satisfied for now.

Doesn't seem like there is a lot of leeway in how light the trigger pull of a Luger can be. Anyone know what is the normal range for trigger pull?

John

02-13-2015, 02:06 PM	#6
JohnW...ski User Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 21 Times in 6 Posts	Luger Doubling Update Just got back from the range, fired 50 of my reloads, no doubling, no stovepipes, just normal operation. Was going to take the Luger Docs advise and replace the sear spring but decided to give it a little more bend first. I removed the spring and measured the bow in the spring, it was .075", I then bent the spring in a vise until I had added .015" fora total bow of .090". Reassembled and checked the trigger pull, which I forgot to check first, it was 8 lbs. Wish I could get that down to about 4 lbs. but satisfied for now. Doesn't seem like there is a lot of leeway in how light the trigger pull of a Luger can be. Anyone know what is the normal range for trigger pull? John