Artillery and snail drum at the range

champ7fc · 09-08-2004, 07:32 PM

Last week I took several of my Lugers and 45's to the range to teach my 50 year old sister to shoot. She has always wanted to shoot a pistol so I accomodated her. Included in my firearms was my 1914 Erfurt LP08 rig. I instructed her in small arms safety and all the usual range etiquette. We had three hours of great fun together. The Arty shoots very well, is super accurate and the most fun to shoot of all the Lugers that I have. I shoot every one of my Lugers including my 1900 American Eagle. The Luger is robust, was designed to be fired and so far I have had no parts failures. Get out and enjoy shooting them.
Best to all, Craig

09-08-2004, 07:32 PM	#6
champ7fc User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Connecticut Posts: 103 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	Last week I took several of my Lugers and 45's to the range to teach my 50 year old sister to shoot. She has always wanted to shoot a pistol so I accomodated her. Included in my firearms was my 1914 Erfurt LP08 rig. I instructed her in small arms safety and all the usual range etiquette. We had three hours of great fun together. The Arty shoots very well, is super accurate and the most fun to shoot of all the Lugers that I have. I shoot every one of my Lugers including my 1900 American Eagle. The Luger is robust, was designed to be fired and so far I have had no parts failures. Get out and enjoy shooting them. Best to all, Craig __________________ cfm