UpdateII on Luger trigger and sights

AGE · 04-05-2002, 06:32 PM

I just got back from the range. My 1936 shooter is looking better, but not perfect. The trigger is more managable, but still heavy, probably 7-8 pounds after polishing parts (but not changing sear/firing pin angle per the trigger tuning article). It shoots a 2.0" group about 1.3" to the left and 1.8" high with 115 grain bullets at 50 ft. The 124 grain bullets produce a 1.9" group a little higher and more to the left. I'll clean up the rear sight notch a little more to the right and quit for now. I'm sending my grips for repair to Hugh tomorrow, so no more shooting until they get back. Thanks everyone for your ideas.

AGE

04-05-2002, 06:32 PM	#1
AGE User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 597 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	UpdateII on Luger trigger and sights I just got back from the range. My 1936 shooter is looking better, but not perfect. The trigger is more managable, but still heavy, probably 7-8 pounds after polishing parts (but not changing sear/firing pin angle per the trigger tuning article). It shoots a 2.0" group about 1.3" to the left and 1.8" high with 115 grain bullets at 50 ft. The 124 grain bullets produce a 1.9" group a little higher and more to the left. I'll clean up the rear sight notch a little more to the right and quit for now. I'm sending my grips for repair to Hugh tomorrow, so no more shooting until they get back. Thanks everyone for your ideas. AGE