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06-08-2001, 08:34 AM

Wow! What a great discussion. I've really enjoyed it and learned a lot! As an aside, I checked Wolff's on-line catalogue, and they indicate the Luger recoil spring factory spec is #38. They sell a #40 spring, which they call extra strong, a #38, and a #36.

Thor, I think you must be right that the hottest readily-available factory ammo is Winchester. After 3 mos. of experimentation, I've learned I get best results from Winchester, and I can get the 115 gr FMJ for $5 for 50, which is also the most economical.

Of my two artillerys, one holds open 99.99% of the time with the Winchester ammo; the second about 90%. Do you guys think it'd be worth my while to shorten the spring on #2 or install #36 from Wolff? (My inclination is to keep original spring intact; guns are matching and appear all original.)

Thanks!

06-08-2001, 08:34 AM	#28
Don Leverty Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Whats the argument, its published data Wow! What a great discussion. I've really enjoyed it and learned a lot! As an aside, I checked Wolff's on-line catalogue, and they indicate the Luger recoil spring factory spec is #38. They sell a #40 spring, which they call extra strong, a #38, and a #36. Thor, I think you must be right that the hottest readily-available factory ammo is Winchester. After 3 mos. of experimentation, I've learned I get best results from Winchester, and I can get the 115 gr FMJ for $5 for 50, which is also the most economical. Of my two artillerys, one holds open 99.99% of the time with the Winchester ammo; the second about 90%. Do you guys think it'd be worth my while to shorten the spring on #2 or install #36 from Wolff? (My inclination is to keep original spring intact; guns are matching and appear all original.) Thanks!