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I finally got around to some careful bench shooting with my P08 and two different kinds of ammo, and concluded that the sights are off a bit. Using the standard sight picture (#1 at http://www.lonesentry.com/manuals/german-infantry-weapons/luger-pistol.html), the pattern is 1.5 degrees to the...

I'm much more interested in real data than opinions and hearsay, "lay" or otherwise. I have no reason to believe the following from my Legend Target is any better or worse than average, and in fact statistically it's probably average, but it's a data point. Statistically speaking, the radial...

One more pic. (By the way, these pics are the best I can do without photo gear I don't have, at least not in digital format)

OK, here's what I did. 1) Assemble with side plate, but without the breechblock assembly. - Finger off trigger, push barrel forwards, then squeeze trigger. Sear bar spring is being worked as expected. - Pull barrel back, squeeze trigger all the way, then push barrel forwards...

I was shooting my '37 Luger the other day, that has had a hundred rounds or so through it since I bought it in March. After 6 shots, number 7 was, pull the trigger and nothing at all - no fire, no click, nothing. I dropped the magazine, pulled the toggle back, and out came the round that had...

This is the Legend recoil spring assembly (now slightly dirty after 150 rounds). There is what appears to be a torque value stamped into the end: Awesome gun by the way. Very smooth and easy to shoot, I can put rounds within the 10 zone all day a 25 yards, with most within a 3" group, and...

I just picked up a P210 Legend, and poking around inside and trying to clean off all the oil and grease they packed it with, I see no obvious way to remove the recoil spring from the guide rod. Looks like maybe the end piece unsrews from the rod, but I don't want to muck with it unless I'm sure...

This must be a common problem. As I've gotten older, my near vision has gradually gone to hell, to the point that at an indoor range with low lighting, I can barely focus my eyes on the sights. If I try hard, I can do it for a little while and am accurate, but then my eyes get tired and my...

The 1937 S/42 Luger in the center, at home on the range.