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Hello Pete,
Gortz wrote in his book that 20 pre-production LP08 were sent to the Kriegsministerium in date 5th february 1912. Kenyon have analysed the pre-production LP08 number 37 in "The Gun Report". According to him: - the chamber is undated; - the numbers (1..8) in the rear sight are engraved; - the diameter of the adjusting screw is larger than the screw used in the production; - the serial number is placed on the frame under the barrel; - the rear sight is tuned in a different way wrt the production model; - the military proof are not struck on the pistol. One of this pistol is also present in the Kenyonâ??s book â??Luger the Multi-National Pistolâ? with some accessories. I hope this helps
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