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Mike,
Belgium, like England, has a requirement for any firearm sold in country to undergo the national proof. It would have been proofed considerably after the gun was manufactured, so the lack of halo indicates that it has been refinished. I don't know what the 24 means but the odd mark next to it is a Belgian inspector's mark.
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Ron.. thanks bud ! Every little bit of info helps. If it has been refinished, I think it had to be done during that period as there is no tell tale indicators that it has been....... that, I have been able to tell in the 50 years that I've been into Lugers...... Have you ever seen another Luger with them in all your years ? Or, any other arms other than Belgian made ones, with these stamps ? Thanks again !!!
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WOW, that is just a really, really nice navy!!! I think the different proofs just add to the flavor... nice gun, til...lat'r....GT
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