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03-28-2012, 04:17 PM
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Doug and Marc have already said it but these look like normal Luger grips (the thickness of which are replicated on both of my Lugers).
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04-03-2012, 12:47 AM
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Thanks for info re: left-hand grips
Hello Friends ...
Many thanks to all of you for entertaining my question about Luger "left-hand grips". You have helped me view the grips in a proper light. When I unpack the replacement, Mauser grips I purchased, I will photograph them and post again. This forum is an invaluable resource for Luger information and I thank the list owner and all participants for making it that way. I look forward to becoming a patron and continued participation in this forum as my Luger collection (I hope) grows. Thanks again for all the guidance and help. |
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