HL Publishing, "The Luger pistol mechanical features"
2002 | pages: 15 | ISBN: N/A | PDF | 36,7 mb
The purpose of the book is to present data and information that will enable the owner of any Luger pistol to achieve standards of reliability and accuracy with this weapon that they probably did not believe possible.
Another purpose is to explain some of the Luger's design features that are primarily of interest to shooters, and to also repudiate some long established misconceptions.
Yet another purpose of the endeavor is to help rid a beautiful and practical weapon of the stigma of unreliability. Lugers are not unreliable but do require more understanding than other less sophisticated weapons.
There are other handgun designs better suited to mass production or to military service. However, the owner who is willing to understand his Luger, and to give it the attention it requires as an individual weapon, can achieve standards of performance equaling any handgun.
As is the case with any firearm, the Luger has its limitations. The limitations are sometimes not obvious or so easily understood. It is hoped that the information presented in this book will permit greater use of these guns, and at the same time eliminate unnecessary modifications.
information in this book applies specifically to the 9 mm, four inch barrel models manufactured from 1906 to 1942.
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