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Any other opinions on value?
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The issue is the lug .
Never was a law,but some believed it. 2 matched mags is really rare . If ivory the grips have value . You have a unique piece with a major flaw. Money is tight. I think a fair assessment has been made . |
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A quick, easy way to ascertain if a grip is ivory: Heat a pin or needle tip red hot. Poke the grip with the hot tip, in an out-of-the-way place where the tiny mark will not be an issue. If the grip material melts, it's plastic or Franzite, or maybe even urethane. If it does not melt, and perhaps smells like burning hair, it's the real deal--ivory.
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