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Unread 09-14-2008, 01:18 PM   #1
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Default 1917 Artillery: should it be 7 or 8 inch barrel?

Hello all,

I have been reading conflicting information on the barrel length of Artillery Lugers at 7 or 8 inch long.

Anyone have more info on the barrel lengths?

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I am measuring from the outside seam between the barrel and receiver, to the tip of the barrel. Is this the correct way to measure the barrel length. I get 7 inches this way. Luger Artiglieria says 8" page 41.
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Bill,
* 200mm long. Face of the breech to the muzzle crown.
* 25.4mm to the inch if you want an exact number in inches.
* Most documentation rounds this off to 8".
* Trust this helps.
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Hi Bob,

What is the face of the breech? Is it where the groove of the back of the bullet would touch the barrel assembly?

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It is the front of the breech block. Stick a cleaning rod down the barrel until it stops and measure that length.
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