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It appears the pin for the trigger lever has been modified. There is a pin in the lever, but it does not extend beyond the lever. Please see the attached picture. Was this done as part of the police safety modifications? Do I need to get a replacement pin to ensure proper function?
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Police mod? No, the "s" pin is broken I'd replace it. It will work ok as is though - if what's left of the pin is peened or loctited in place. If not thus secured, it will likely move around and cause a function problem. Finish- Many or most police modified pistols were at least partially reblued when re-worked. Maybe just the upper, or perhaps not at all depending on condition at the time. Not a big issue, it looks like it was well used after the re-work and has the finish it had in 1932 or so. JMHO.
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