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Unread 05-18-2011, 03:25 PM   #1
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Another rounded off sideplate???? What gives here? Can someone explain this abnormality?

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Actually Norme explained it back a few posts. Albert's Luger is a Model 1906...only 1900s and 1902s have a square side plate.
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Careful Ron, Albert's Gun isn't just a Model 1906, it's a M1906 Portuguese Royal Navy Contract Luger. I got in trouble that way. Best regards, Norm
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