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Unread 06-02-2023, 05:39 PM   #1
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If your preferred load checks out ok, then inspect the main spring? Too weak, or pooched from time and use, will break rear axils? I'm sure rear toggles take a beating also with that issue?... best, GT...
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Unread 06-03-2023, 06:04 AM   #2
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You guys are making me nervous about shooting my antique pistols, specifically my lugers.

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You guys are making me nervous about shooting my antique pistols, specifically my lugers.

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You should be nervous. This is a perfect example of why shooting a nice, matching, collectible pistol is a bad idea. The OP’s gun instantly became a mismatched shooter with appropriate devaluation.
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You should be nervous. This is a perfect example of why shooting a nice, matching, collectible pistol is a bad idea. The OP’s gun instantly became a mismatched shooter with appropriate devaluation.
That only matters if "collector value" is the only reason you buy Lugers. Now he can shoot it all he wants.
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You should be nervous. This is a perfect example of why shooting a nice, matching, collectible pistol is a bad idea. The OP’s gun instantly became a mismatched shooter with appropriate devaluation.
i agree, there are still readily available shooters on the market thats not going to take a hit if you need to replace something.
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