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Eugene,
I handled the .45 at SOS quite a bit, and I liked it. My one comment is, the top of the grip safety "bit" the web of my palm between my thumb and forefinger, when depressed. --Dwight |
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![]() ![]() I just noticed in the magazine thread that the .45 has no stock lug. While I am sure that is an accurate representation, it saddens me. Even though I own an M1900AE, I associate Lugers with stock lugs. ![]() And since Eugene is soliciting opinions, I think the safety markings of F and S as used on the P38 and other weapons is clearer and more intuitive than the arrow and 'safe' marking. ![]() My $.02 as usual. ![]()
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May be you right on S and F marks,
But that was never used on lugers, We're as arrow was in Dutch contract. At least that's what I keep telling myself.
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![]() I'm looking at the Norton .45 in TBLAP and it doesn't have any safety markings, just the two dimples...
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