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Arminius · 11-01-2004, 01:27 PM

I have a Mauser Parabellum of ~ 1977, which is hardly shot. I think my 24 rounds ( one mag full of LapuaÃ?Â´s Luger load - these are He man springs in the mags!!! , and then 4 from each mag of S & B 124 grs SP ) are the most ever shot with that pistol.

Trigger, function, pointability - all tops!

Now: IÃ?Â´ve read, at least the first newly manufactured pistols after the 2nd WW where rather "Swiss" than the original?!? Whats the difference between German and Swiss variations? I understand the machinery to be bought from Switzerland, but partially replaced, because being worn out. Why should these have another feeling to the hand than "genuine" Lugers ????

Thanks, Hermann

11-01-2004, 01:27 PM	#1
Arminius User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Austria Posts: 48 Thanks: 3 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Difference Swiss - Original pistols I have a Mauser Parabellum of ~ 1977, which is hardly shot. I think my 24 rounds ( one mag full of LapuaÃ?Â´s Luger load - these are He man springs in the mags!!! , and then 4 from each mag of S & B 124 grs SP ) are the most ever shot with that pistol. Trigger, function, pointability - all tops! Now: IÃ?Â´ve read, at least the first newly manufactured pistols after the 2nd WW where rather "Swiss" than the original?!? Whats the difference between German and Swiss variations? I understand the machinery to be bought from Switzerland, but partially replaced, because being worn out. Why should these have another feeling to the hand than "genuine" Lugers ???? Thanks, Hermann