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While cleaning and fondling my beloved S/42, I took note of two previously unnoticed "dot" markings on the forward part of the toggle (not sure of the nomenclature of this part...help me here). I was wondering just what these dots denote.
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...er, ah...I reckon that part might be called the "bolt". Just a wild guess on my part. Sorry, I wasn't thinking...again.
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Its the breechblock. And the "dots" are probably hardness tests.
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spider bites from the south new zealand spider, very sharp teeth, known to bite through car doors
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You see these on Swiss M1929 Bern Lugers...hardness tests...similar to the Rockwell Hardness Test...
http://www.gordonengland.co.uk/hardness/rockwell.htm |
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Far more frequently found on P38s.
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