Chris, Lugers were issued with two mags that were serially matched to the pistol. If military, one mag would have a "+" sign on the base indicating that it was the spare mag. If police issue, the mags would be numbered 1 & 2 on the bases. Artillery Lugers from WW1 were, I believe, issued with three matching mags.
1936 s/42 with spare mag
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I have just started buying lugers ,the one in question is numbered is numbered 622 and all numbers match on pistol and booth mags and the condition is 95 percent. my question is ,did s/42 rarely come with spare mags .
chris cotton uk.
chris cotton uk.
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