A unique Luger...

cdill said:
Thanks for sharing that Mauser Luger.

I was totally unaware that they every manufactured a target pistol like that.


Will be interesting to see how it shoots.


They say conversions for accuracy. Anyone know what you do to accurize a Luger? I have never read anything about that.

CD
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sillymike said:
Improve the trigger?
Other than that, Luger are pretty accurate as they are.
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Mike pretty much nailed it. Beside a trigger job and upgraded sights there's nothing much one can do to make a Luger more accurate. The Luger pistol is an inherently accurate design by itself compared to what was made at the time. I think Mauser pushed the limit when they designed the Sport model. Just about everything is upgraded on this particular version.

Will probably hit the range with it sometime this summer. Looking at how it's made, my guess is that it should be very accurate.

A factory stock Luger is very accurate, a 7,65 Para Swiss 1929 Luger with a match trigger and somewhat upgraded sights is considered by experts to be the cream of the crop of all vintage Luger pistols, I know because I have a very early red canvasit grip '29 that I shoot from time to time and it's surprisingly accurate, lot more than the average P08-'14 or late '34 versions I also have.
 
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