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Eternal Lifer LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002
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very cool - very fascinating!
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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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G.T., those takedown levers are typical of East German reworks. They appear on many of their reworked pistols.
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