Like fighting the invisible man!!

[G.T.]

Hi to all! Well, what i ended up with was nice, but mongrel Navy shooter top end? I ended up replacing the barrel with a standard 6" standard barrel with the standared front sight base. So, I also installed a new front sight that is .300" high to compensate for the shorter front sight base... Also replaced the extractor spring with the stiffer one, and the range test thru 30 rounds was perfect! It's alive!!! And, I'm sending ot off to Rick so he has a nice shooter! Now, we are still not out of the woods, as I have to build an Artillery shooter top end as soon as I cure the rear sight hopping issue??? My hobbits are on it, and the mystery dilemma shall soon fall to my minions... In the meantime, he now has something to shoot..
One might ask, what seems to be the problem, well, you can look at it this way, when assembling a Luger from parts, there are two distinct types of parts, there are new parts and then there are good parts? As in Forest Gump, you never know what you're going to get?
Best to all, til....lat'r.....GT...

[Doubs]

Originally Posted by G.T.

Now, we are still not out of the woods, as I have to build an Artillery shooter top end as soon as I cure the rear sight hopping issue???

G.T., just an FYI.

Twenty eight years ago I bought a 1914 Erfurt Artillery Luger. It has a replacement side plate and locking bolt. All else matches. When I got it, I fired a magazine - 8 rounds - through it. Function was perfect.

Today it was fired 10 rounds. I wanted a friend to experience shooting an Artillery Luger with an Artillery stock on it so I let him fire five rounds after which I fired an additional five. Again, function was perfect. We were shooting a silhouette steel target 10.5 x 18" at 25 yards. His shots were pretty well centered. Mine went high as the rear sight had climbed to about the 200 meter setting. I gave it a good cleaning and oiling and it's been put away.

I'll likely never shoot it again but it certainly has the migrating rear sight problem.