Rimfire Luger by Stoeger

[CloClo]

I've read a bit about the Erma Luger but has anybody been near a Steoger Luger ? I've managed to read a bit about them but comments are split between the good and the bad, Mind you all the bad seem to relate to ''picky on ammo'' and ''need to be clean''.

Would appreciate comments...

 

[BabySeal]

Most .22s pistols are picky about ammo.

I worked on one of these a while back. It was several years old. Had a couple worn out springs. I tuned it up a bit and it was good to go. Real pain in the ass to take apart and put back together 100 times though!

Feels just like a luger in your hand.

If the price was right, I could be tempted to get one. Numrich has parts for them so its not like they are an obsolete relic.

 

[newbedoo]

I shoot bullseye with one in the 1970s and did very well with it. Just bought another one last week, just for old times sake. Have not had it out yet, but still feels great in the hand. They are picky when it comes to amm, are pron to stove piping.