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Unread 08-25-2011, 09:09 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by glock30 View Post
This gun can be devoid of the Nitro proof, and or any and be completely legitimate. Just research it on the computer or any Luger book, John Walter, Datig etc. Or e-mail some of the Luger collectors that do not participate in this forum. I have a guys name I can send you. Call him directly. I seen many 1920 commercials without nitro proofs.
send me his name, likely I will know him unless he is off-line / no internet

And as Ron stated, it was a law that it be nitro proofed, there are a few that aren't, but that is a very few out of tens of thousands produced, just for the german market and the USA market. It is export marked as stated and that is a sign that it would be proofed.

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