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Need help........looking for any information on the 1906 Navy Siamese contract...cant seem to locate any info.thanks
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Leo, The only official contract purchase to Thailand of Lugers that I'm aware of was in 1936 for 4 & 8" pistols. Since the Tais were an ally of the Germans in both WW1 & 2, I expect that many pistols were transfered to them from regular production, particularly as surplus after WW1.
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Tom.it is very possible that there was no contract at all.....as you stated as they were allies maybe it was just supplied to them...........thanks Leo
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Leo, German made pistols have been popular in Thailand for a long time. The only Borchardt pistol that I've owned was Thai marked and literally "came off the wall" of a Thai resturant in the 1970s for 500 Bong. I've also purchased stripped DWM & Erfurt frames that were Thai "Lion's head" Police marked on the rear of the frame, just above the lanyard loop. I built shooters out of these in the 1980s.
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Tom thanks for you help........guess I,ll just have to keep digging............this piece was imported about 20 years ago by Inter Arms Co., this is all I know for sure.......thanks for your time........Leo
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