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Lifer
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Great story Padredan
Makes me wonder what other forgotten treasures and stories are about to surface after a 27 year nap in your gunsafe.
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Thanks to all, and perhaps there are some other firearms with some stories to come. Both the pistol and paperwork are marked Stoeger Industries, hackensack, n.j. all the number are matching/lol. i did fire the little .22 luger that day myself, alot of fun to shoot. this would be my oldest luger, as i never kept any of the others. One thing did come from this purchase a friendship that has lasted 29 years . I enjoy this forum very much and i have learned alot from it. I hope i maybe able to bring you a few more stories like this one in the future, thanks Again padre Dan
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The rest of the story. Ms Wingate firing my 1918 dwm 9mm , near bainbridge ga. She learned to hit well with it after only a few shots.
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