If dry firing a luger is not good....

Zorba · 04-10-2016, 03:47 PM

Decocking a Luger as I was taught:

After making darn sure the gun is unloaded, nothing in the chamber and mag removed...

Lift up on the toggle to the point where resistance suddenly increases (don't now how to explain it better than that) - point the gun in a safe direction, while still holding the toggle with one hand, pull the trigger and let the toggle down gently. Don't let it snap down.

Maybe someone else can explain it better than I can...

ETA: Ron did so while I was writing this...

04-10-2016, 03:47 PM	#4
Zorba User Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Merritt Island, Fl Posts: 952 Thanks: 777 Thanked 528 Times in 290 Posts	Decocking a Luger as I was taught: After making darn sure the gun is unloaded, nothing in the chamber and mag removed... Lift up on the toggle to the point where resistance suddenly increases (don't now how to explain it better than that) - point the gun in a safe direction, while still holding the toggle with one hand, pull the trigger and let the toggle down gently. Don't let it snap down. Maybe someone else can explain it better than I can... ETA: Ron did so while I was writing this...