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Member Section => Handguns => Topic started by: twyacht on October 31, 2011, 07:22:16 PM
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This week, something I have always wanted, will be picked up after being on the layaway/installment plan. This is the only hint I can provide right now... ::)
What do you think it is?
;D
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Kinda looks like my old High Standard mags from the bulls eye days but it ain't...does look familiar though..
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Luger. LUger. LUGer. LUGEr. LUGER!
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Luger. LUger. LUGer. LUGEr. LUGER!
Damn...I knew I'd seen it before!
Have fun Tom..
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Wheels on the mag must mean a loaded race gun ;D
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Luger. LUger. LUGer. LUGEr. LUGER!
You my friend alf, Win the Big Head Bragging Rights!!!!!! Congrats, and a good eye..!!!!
That is correct, I have a 1916 DWM Luger, all matching numbered, being picked up later this week.
Pics to follow, but here is a link to one, and mine is in better shape...
http://home.comcast.net/~gunspotz/dwm1916.htm
Truly classic gun porn...
Thanks alf, I was hoping to get at least 2 or 3 guess's , but I forgot the power of the gun guru's on DRTV.... ;D
I can't wait...and no I didn't pay the price this one is listed for. ;)
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That was way too easy.
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From what I have heard, between being Magazine and ammo sensitive, plus the complexity of the toggle action they weren't particularly reliable.
From personal experience they handle like a dream, I've wanted to actually fire one since I was 10.
You've GOT to let us know how it actually shoots.
Another thing I have heard was that because of the way the toggle action works the recoil impulse will feel "funny" to some one use to other action types.
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Sorry to be the spoiler. I lusted after Lugers for awhile, once. Not a passion any more. I think I'd rather have a P-1/38 now.
Hope it turns out to be as neat as you imagine. They truly are a remarkable gun both from the mechanics and the historical/war side. Look forward to the pictures.
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My father had a Luger. Not sure if he still does? Jammed quite a bit when we took it out to the hill/range. When functioning properly it was rather accurate.
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My dad's friend had a Luger he got during WWII. He used to use empty .22 shells as targets and get regular hits with it. 8)