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01-02-2010, 12:38 PM
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Dear Alvin,
Just to answer your first question: "Who's Görtz?" I have received this from Mr. Kornmayer. This description is also available in my web site where I have introduced Mr. Görtz as well. Originally it is an answer to a similar question raised years ago in Auto Mag. I guess Mr. Kornmayer summarizes clearly what Mr. Görtz represents for all the Luger enthusiasts. The researches made by these two gentlemen are a milestone for all the Luger enthusiast. I hope this helps. Mauro gortz reduced.jpg
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01-02-2010, 10:32 PM
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I own a copy of "Woerterbuch der Waffentechnik, English-Deutsch".
As of today, I didn't noticed it is from Joachim Goertz.
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