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Join Date: Jul 2016
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Thanks to all of you for your helpful replies. I've learned a lot, thank you. Mark's reply was especially helpful, thank you. Mark-yes-the trigger pull is incredibly light. Were I to try and summarize, of course this pistol served in the Swiss military. At some point the original barrel was swapped out, I think also the front toggle link. Once it was retired the pistol was set up and probably used for target practice as a hobby or sport. These modifications include rework to the sear bar and front sight, the firing pin changed, the action seems set for a light trigger pull. During or after this period the pistol was refinished in a semi-professional way, not without flaws.
By the way, for what it's worth I emailed the importer to ask if this notion may be true, I'll post if I get a reply. Thanks also for the info on the cold blue...I'll try to post some before-and-after photos...any good ideas on refilling the safety lettering please? Just the right off-white color? Best Wishes, Joe |
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Somewhere in Northern Italy
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You're right I agree, perhaps in the States you're less likely to find a nice collectible with import marks, while here they are fairly common as most of the collectibles guns get into Italy through German bid dealers.
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