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Post 1918 Luger was reproduction.... that's Ron's signature
 Probably referring to major development of Luger stopped after 1918, except a few minor modifications. In other words, Luger was a WWI era technology. I don't know. Like most C&R pistols, major variations appear in early guns.
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