[Fritz]

Here are the pictures from my A.Gavage research again. There are two variations of gripps, wood and hardrubber or plastic.

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Original holster with spare magazin.

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[Pancho]

Fritz,
I think I remember these from the pre-hacked forum.
They were great to see then, and still great.
I envy you. The E/N's are very difficult to find,
and you have both of the grip variations.
I wish I had them in my collection.
Thanks for posting them again.
Pancho

 

[FNboy]

Very nice presentation.

 

[Pancho]

NOTE: I am going to post this as a new topic.
Please respond at the new topic.

Fritz,

What is the function of the lever on the left side, above the trigger?
What is the function of the lever on the same side, behind the grip?

Your pistols are Ser. #s 1585 and 1641. I am attaching a photo of a pistol with the Ser. # 1809. This pistol does not have a lever above the trigger.

As we know, over the course of the war, the Germans eliminated various components of pistols produced by the occupied countries, specially levers, ie. the eventual elimination of the levers on the Polish Radom, among other examples.

My question is, did the manufacturer eliminate the function lever above the trigger, or has this pistol (#1809) been broken or modified?
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