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Unread 10-27-2015, 12:50 AM   #16
Dwight Gruber
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"How many gunmakers were liscened to produce the eagles in the US?"

None.

"Did the luger patents expire??"

Yes.

"Who produced the finest luger in America?"

There are no American-produced Lugers. The Orimar/Mitchell/Stoeger stainless-steel Luger-alikes come the closest, followed by Mike Krause's CNC/handmade .45s.

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