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Unread 01-06-2012, 06:21 AM   #21
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Definitively a rare bird.
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"Military (42) dated receiver and military P.08 coded frame
Square dot between P and 08 on frame indicating 1942 manufacture"

MFC, A silly question, is it possible to have a 41 dated Luger with a square dot between the P and 08 on the frame which is matching numbers?
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Alf,
The Lugers I described above are in Joop van de Kant and Don Hallock's 'The Mauser Parabellum'. They are described as "likely a late war assembly of 1944/1945". There is not one listed as you described (41 dated, w/square dot) but it does seem possible.
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