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Unread 05-19-2012, 07:42 PM   #1
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they even fixed the shifting of the side plates.
Could you explain this problem on old Luger?
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Could you explain this problem on old Luger?
I never saw an original shifting side plate on a pre-WWII Luger by any German or Swiss manufacturer. I saw a few on postwar Mauser Parabellums.
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