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I think it is from two "tools", one used longitudinally and the other laterally; or perhaps a tool and a
grinder. It would be near impossible to duplicate, i.e. "fake". JMHO.
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Agreed on the pain to duplicate . HK's are rich in these kinda things . Note OP's does indeed have chattering on edges . Top got a little more finishing possibly to make the extra mark fade ? Note how crisp his " S " is . Compare the receiver notch on all . All Krieg and no other MFR's notches look like this . |
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The Luger closest looks spot on (shade/color wise) to the Luger which started this thread. I've heard that some 1938 Mauser Lugers are known for plum receivers. I've also seen a lot of plum Krieghoff Lugers on this thread, but mine is plumiest of them all!
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