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Roland,
if you look at page 300-301 of Bender's book. You can see the cleaning rods that were used with your muzzle cover. It seems original. Ciao
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Mauro, unfortunatdly I don�´t have much books, just the one from Joachim G�¶rz. I thought that a accaptance stamp for the Police should also show up a letter L ore C etc.
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A friend of mine has the same muzzle cover with cleaning rod. I will ask him concerning the stamps.
Ciao
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