Opinions on my Deactivated 1936 Luger

Martin 2 · 10-06-2020, 04:28 PM

Well spangly
I hate the fact that this Luger is deactivated also.
Since I was a young lad , I craved a Luger, iconic and an engineering revaluation of its time.
As I live in the Uk , the only way I can own one is to buy one that is deactivated.
Law of my land , simple as.
A Luger that has been trashed , YES
But it is still an iconic Piece of history
Thanks for the replies from you other guys’
Please Vlim could you explain DDR and VOPO as I do not have a clue what these abbreviations mean
And Kiwi deactivated by sticking a steel pin up the barrel , welding in place
Drilling and inserting and welding a vertical pin at the breach
Cutting off the firing pin at a 45 degree angle
And reducing the structure of the internals so that should you be daft enough to try and get it up and running ,,, it would explode in your face.
Any answers to my other questions would be gratefully received
Best wishes
Martin 2

10-06-2020, 04:28 PM	#5
Martin 2 User Join Date: Oct 2020 Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 12 Times in 3 Posts	Well spangly I hate the fact that this Luger is deactivated also. Since I was a young lad , I craved a Luger, iconic and an engineering revaluation of its time. As I live in the Uk , the only way I can own one is to buy one that is deactivated. Law of my land , simple as. A Luger that has been trashed , YES But it is still an iconic Piece of history Thanks for the replies from you other guys’ Please Vlim could you explain DDR and VOPO as I do not have a clue what these abbreviations mean And Kiwi deactivated by sticking a steel pin up the barrel , welding in place Drilling and inserting and welding a vertical pin at the breach Cutting off the firing pin at a 45 degree angle And reducing the structure of the internals so that should you be daft enough to try and get it up and running ,,, it would explode in your face. Any answers to my other questions would be gratefully received Best wishes Martin 2