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![]() In my humble world, a well done mark such as that would not make it automatically a shooter; just as regimental unit stampings (quite often crudely done) do not automatically make a Luger 'more valuable'. ![]()
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And I'm proud to have it. ![]() It still has the original finish. It's a 1938 s/42. The VoPo grips are there just not to damage the originals. PS. In another forum one of us asked "what almost matching" meant. Well, this is it. |
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Great idea, Don! When the jam happens that way, the mag usually doesn't drop out because the partially displaced round sort of locks it in. Sometimes I've used the finger method if the round isn't that far out. Your dowel/spade is the perfect way to use only two hands, and still avoid a blood blister if something slips and the action decides to "bite." The later model Erma toggle pistols are quite talented at the latter, as well.
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Helps if they are "skinny" enough to get down in the receiver.
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