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The mag pouch is a repro and the mags fit well. I'm going to try and darken up the leather a bit with saddle soap to try and match the holster. Both guns are complete except for the test target unfortunately. I tried to take a detail pic of the grip edges but the pic didn't turn out and the difference is difficult to see anyway. The way Interarms cut the grip panels makes it uncomfortable to shoot IMO and Hugh takes off the sharp edges and then recheckers the panels making the gun feel like a "real" Luger.
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What a beautiful display of your two Interarms Lugers. I bet that you get some attention when you take those out at the range. My 06/73 is serialed 30 before your lowest serial numbered gun. Also a 6in bbl. GT is making me a Mauser tubed, wood bottomed mag for my Mauser. He has already made me a mag for my 1921 DWM, that is real quality. Gerry told me that he had made some Alum. based mags for a customer, but, obviously, I didn't know who it was. You have to be very proud of those rigs, and glad to hear that they are functioning correctly. Thank you for posting the photos.
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