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unspellable · 01-03-2009, 08:36 PM

All of my re-intro Mausers appear to have the Swiss style ramp, regardless of whether they a chambered for 7.65 mm or 9 mm, and regardless of whether they have the German or Swiss style grip.

All appear to have serial numbers higher than the range you speak of except for one with an RG number. Offhand I don't know when the RGs were made.

Perhaps you can elaborate a bit on what you are looking for.

I tore down one 7.65 with a Swiss style grip and did not find a heart shaped mark.

Incidently, while going through them, I had the bottom of an unfired mag fall apart. I also collect slide rules and the K&E line of rules are infamous for "The Dreaded Cursor Bar Rot" in which the plastic used in the cursor bars deteriorates with age. I hope there is not a similar malady affecting luger mags.

01-03-2009, 08:36 PM	#2
unspellable User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Iowa Posts: 768 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 11 Posts	All of my re-intro Mausers appear to have the Swiss style ramp, regardless of whether they a chambered for 7.65 mm or 9 mm, and regardless of whether they have the German or Swiss style grip. All appear to have serial numbers higher than the range you speak of except for one with an RG number. Offhand I don't know when the RGs were made. Perhaps you can elaborate a bit on what you are looking for. I tore down one 7.65 with a Swiss style grip and did not find a heart shaped mark. Incidently, while going through them, I had the bottom of an unfired mag fall apart. I also collect slide rules and the K&E line of rules are infamous for "The Dreaded Cursor Bar Rot" in which the plastic used in the cursor bars deteriorates with age. I hope there is not a similar malady affecting luger mags.