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Missing typical dimple in the center of the Swiss cross. Or is that because it was German manufacture but finished & barreled by Hammerli in Switzerland?
There is something about that trigger plate that it is ify, still not sure what exactly but it will come to me. |
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The dimple in the center of the Swiss cross is found only on the very early 1899 preproduction models. The dot was a registration point for hand stamping, as opposed to roll engraving, of the rays on the crest.
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That is how the safe position is marked on Model 1900 and 1906 Lugers I do not necessarily agree that this gun has been refurbished. It may have been, but to my eye there are no obvious signs.
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