Question about toggle hold-open - Page 2

rhuff · 01-15-2016, 04:30 PM

One has to assume(always questionable) that all, or most all, of the pre-1945 Lugers have had a fair amount of ammo run through them over the years.....I am sure there are exceptions. Roger's Interarms Luger is/was unfired new in the box. I own a few original Lugers that run like the proverbial Singer Sewing Machine, but a couple of them took some "tuning" to get there. One can make a P08 run reliably if everything is correct on them.

I will suggest that Roger purchase 3-4 different brands of good quality factory 115-124gr FMJ ammo and do some shooting with his Interarms Luger. That may work out any kinks it may have. Also, and very important, any limp wristing/light gripping of a P08 Luger WILL result in misfeeds and jams. About any Luger shooter will testify to that.

01-15-2016, 04:30 PM	#21
rhuff Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Az. Posts: 2,289 Thanks: 2,704 Thanked 971 Times in 716 Posts	One has to assume(always questionable) that all, or most all, of the pre-1945 Lugers have had a fair amount of ammo run through them over the years.....I am sure there are exceptions. Roger's Interarms Luger is/was unfired new in the box. I own a few original Lugers that run like the proverbial Singer Sewing Machine, but a couple of them took some "tuning" to get there. One can make a P08 run reliably if everything is correct on them. I will suggest that Roger purchase 3-4 different brands of good quality factory 115-124gr FMJ ammo and do some shooting with his Interarms Luger. That may work out any kinks it may have. Also, and very important, any limp wristing/light gripping of a P08 Luger WILL result in misfeeds and jams. About any Luger shooter will testify to that.