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You are correct about the functioning of the plunger. The magazine safeties were usually deactivated by completely removing them. But if they were left on the gun, generally only the tab that went behind the trigger was removed. I have seen examples where the safety was removed and the little slot on the side of the frame was welded up and refinished.
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