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Old 01-24-2015, 09:20 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by saab-bob View Post
Supposedly the steel on the Spreewerk pistol was better quality then the Walther or Mauser made ones
Why? Mauser claimed they used "finest qualities of steel" on M1930. I assumed they also used same steel on their other products.. no?

The following was copied from M1930 User's manual:

"Endurance. Racking tests with pistols of current massproduction illustrates its reliability under extreme condition....

This extreme durability is assured by the uses of the finest qualities of steel, each specially adapted to the purpose of the particular part"


Finest steel in Mauser.
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