Luger grip safety

Kiwi · 11-25-2020, 09:40 AM

There is an old Carpenter's adage "Measure twice, cut once".
I ponder any changes for months before (figuratively) pulling the trigger.

I will swap out grips in an instant, but metal changes cannot be undone so easy.
I did have to fit an extractor to my Erma, but that was because it had no extractor when I got it.
All fitting was to the new part.

That said some triggers are so awful that something has to be done to make shooting a pleasure, no one likes to drag a knife blade over concrete (What my Gov't 45 trigger felt like).

11-25-2020, 09:40 AM	#7
Kiwi User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wrong side of the Delaware river Posts: 338 Thanks: 240 Thanked 485 Times in 191 Posts	There is an old Carpenter's adage "Measure twice, cut once". I ponder any changes for months before (figuratively) pulling the trigger. I will swap out grips in an instant, but metal changes cannot be undone so easy. I did have to fit an extractor to my Erma, but that was because it had no extractor when I got it. All fitting was to the new part. That said some triggers are so awful that something has to be done to make shooting a pleasure, no one likes to drag a knife blade over concrete (What my Gov't 45 trigger felt like).