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·Hello everyone-
I'm posting this for a friend. He has just shot his 'new' 1918 DWM Luger, and has experienced tapering on the fired, ejected brass. The taper is .010 less in diameter on the first .150 of the case mouth. All other functions like chambering, firing, feeding, and extraction appear to be normal. There is/are no pitting, burrs, or marks in the chamber that appear to be anything but normal. Condition of the pistol itself is at least very good, inside and out. Have any idea what might be going on? Thank you!
Best,
Poot
I'm posting this for a friend. He has just shot his 'new' 1918 DWM Luger, and has experienced tapering on the fired, ejected brass. The taper is .010 less in diameter on the first .150 of the case mouth. All other functions like chambering, firing, feeding, and extraction appear to be normal. There is/are no pitting, burrs, or marks in the chamber that appear to be anything but normal. Condition of the pistol itself is at least very good, inside and out. Have any idea what might be going on? Thank you!
Best,
Poot