What is interesting is the two parts that mismatch, but all the blue is the same condition. So if there was a swap it was done in the beginning during assembly, and not during ww2. This gun is most likely a 1920's production...sat in a box or was a desk Luger. Why would the mismatch not have a low level of bluing if it was swapped out supposedly in ww2? Is it possible that in the final days there was stock piles of guns in the capital?? Sure...what makes this more interesting is the condition...and how it stayed in this condition at the last days of the war. I recommend you do not shoot it any more, for the sake of its minty condition.
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