My P08 model 42 is suffering from jams :(

DARIVS ARCHITECTVS · 10-26-2003, 09:34 PM

Tricky trying to solve the problem with the ammo change there, Johnny. The heavier bullets would slow round feeding because of inetia while at the same time raising barrel pressure since the bullt would take longer to leave the gun. The resultant would be hard to predict. I ordered two more Meg Gar mags and the three-spring spring set. I'll try the mags first, then the "normal" spring replacement, then the "lighter" spring replacement and see what results I get with WallMart Winchester ammo and/or Wolf ammo. Thanks for the leads all you guys! You make owning a first Luger so much easier!

10-26-2003, 09:34 PM	#13
DARIVS ARCHITECTVS User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Anoka, MN Posts: 45 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tricky trying to solve the problem with the ammo change there, Johnny. The heavier bullets would slow round feeding because of inetia while at the same time raising barrel pressure since the bullt would take longer to leave the gun. The resultant would be hard to predict. I ordered two more Meg Gar mags and the three-spring spring set. I'll try the mags first, then the "normal" spring replacement, then the "lighter" spring replacement and see what results I get with WallMart Winchester ammo and/or Wolf ammo. Thanks for the leads all you guys! You make owning a first Luger so much easier! __________________ DARIVS ARCHITECTVS Knight's Armoury www.stormthewalls.com