I would like to thank Ron Wood for providing an early Luger database, as well as his Test Eagle database also Doug Coffey for passing along the Dave Soracco database.
The database includes material from many sources. You can download and save it to your own computer by right-clicking the link (PC with Windows). It is a rather large file so be patient, it will take awhile to appear in the computer window. pdf format, can be accessed by clicking this link: Many of the entries include characteristics of the guns themselves when available. It has over 4,000 entries, spanning the serial number range from the first 1900 commercial series guns through the end of the 5-digit number system, and continuing through the v suffix of the Alphabet Commercials. These were extremely well build guns than could handle very hot ammunition back in their day but you never know if it’s been abused or improperly maintained throughout its life.The DWM Commercial database I have been amassing for the last two years is now available for download. It’s rare that a luger toggle breaks under normal use but it has happened before. Inspect those corners carefully, they may already have a small crack forming.Īlso, when you go to shoot it, standard 115gr FMJ ammunition is fine but be sure to regularly inspect the toggle around the pins for any cracks developing. It’s very very easy to chip the top corners of the left panel. If you ever decide to take the grips off you need to be EXTREMELY careful, especially with the left side grip. There may be some videos out there to help as well.ĮDIT: Just thought of a couple more things. If you play around with it you’ll see what I mean.
It’s a bit more complicated than that as there’s a trigger lever behind the side plate but that the basics of it. The trigger essentially swings the sear bar out of the way of the corresponding surface on the striker (firing pin).
It’s kind of weird to explain how to decock a luger but basically you pull the trigger around the halfway point of the upper going into battery.
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