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Unread 11-17-2017, 11:53 PM   #1
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The Mauser commemorative Lugers have functional stock lugs that work with original or Odin produced stocks (some fitting may be required). US made Luger replicas like "Stoeger" and "Mitchell" (made by Aimco I think) have stock lugs that are just lumps on the grip strap and are not functional. The Mauser Lugers made in the 70s were made up from patterns from the Swiss produced Lugers which had no stock lugs, so the stock lug on guns such as this "Navy" model is really just tacked on and doesn't look exactly like an original '04 Navy.
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The toggle says DWM, so is this gun really made by Mauser?
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