Tommorow is luger day at the range

[joem]

I'm taking both my lugers to the range tomorrow plus my S&W 686. Hope the day is clear and nice. Have a ammo box of 9mm and .357.:headbang:

[da gimp]

neat... my Lugers are long gone, as are our Nambus & a nice Broomhandle .... once we owned some uncommon handguns... but our bills got paid....

[PhillipM]

Awesome! Enjoy your time shooting a piece of history!

[joem]

Sorry they had to go Gimp. I bet they were awsome. Once in a while I take the broomhandle out just to blow the dust out of it. I have afew others that are not common anymore.

[dave]

I have one Luger I no longer shoot. Its about a hundred year old (1917) and do not want to break any matched part.

[joem]

I don't shoot them often but IMO it's a shame to let them sit.

[da gimp]

never shoot anything above mid range loads.. or even the minimum in these old war horses...even if it doesn't cycle the action 100% of the time... there's no point in battering them with near max or max loads... you'll probably never use them as carry guns.... I did at one time carry a war time Walther PPK 7.65mm that is DRP marked, as an off duty piece.. heck I even let the oldest daughter carry it when she jogged on our farm roads always with our old personal protection trained Lab/Irish wolfhound as escort...Then we saw what one was listed for on Gun Broker... that was the last time it was carried.

[joem]

My reloads are just enough to cycle the action. The Broomhandle is in .30 mauser. I tried data from 2 sources and neither would cycle the action. After increasing the load .1 gr at a time until it cycled. I was 1 grain over the published max but not over published FPS.