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Unread 02-13-2015, 09:29 PM   #1
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very cool - very fascinating!

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Unread 02-14-2015, 12:12 AM   #2
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very cool - very fascinating!

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Yea! The smooth topside with no stampings at all, definitely different!
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Also, look at the takedown levers, a very cool teardrop profile??... I wonder how many other parts are modified or simplified in the manufacture..... til..lat'r..GT........also... lack on knurling on toggle knobs?........ anyone see anything else....??
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Really interesting and neat to see. I am finding anything Luger interesting these days. Love the info here!
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Also, look at the takedown levers, a very cool teardrop profile??... I wonder how many other parts are modified or simplified in the manufacture..... til..lat'r..GT........also... lack on knurling on toggle knobs?........ anyone see anything else....??
G.T., those takedown levers are typical of East German reworks. They appear on many of their reworked pistols.
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