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I have noticed a luger on my cover of Aaron Davis' book, The Luger Handbook, that has a dish toggle but with an inlaid, vertical bar running through the toggle knobs.
On GunsAmerica, ad # GA-976110956 ($ 5,000), a 1902 luger is shown with this same "old" toggle variation. Can anyone explain this toggle variation ? Is it something from the "transition" luger period before the -08 design was finalized ? Should this inlaid bar be "straw" finished ? Thanks in advance for your help... Pete |
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