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I looked at it with a loop Dave and its a imperfection in the wood. But as I said I am not good on Imperial Lugers so I don't know the history on their mags. Would they have used wood bottom mags in 1935 or aluminum? I had a K date and it was a aluminum base as is my 1936 S/42. Thanks Dail
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Dail... I think that the Police used whatever they had. Again, Don really knows this stuff. I'll be interested in seeing what he has to say about the mags. IMO it really doesn't matter if they used the original mag or a different one. It became a Police gun and the mags were changed to conform to their regulations............
Just my 2 cents.......
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Thanks Dave. I hope Don replies to the question. I like to learn as much as I can when I get something new I don't know about. Dail
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