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Here are some sets of grips I bought off of e-bay, I am guesssing they are for the 22 LR copy? I don't know if it was on purpose, but the rubber band holding them hid the hole towards the top of the grip.
I received other grips, but have three sets of these, although my intention was to try and use them as "backing plates" for a project or two. Any knowledge of what they are supposed to fit, they almost fit a Luger, but... ![]() ![]()
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The current production Stoeger Luger?
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I wondered that also, but the pictures from the member gallery don't show a screw hole in that location?
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