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[br I dont recall seeing a military production Luger without a receiver witness mark, or with an E/211 stamp on the receiver lug. The next time I get the G dates out I will see if any have an inspection stamp on the bottom of the receiver Lug.
Here are two G dates with stamps on the receiver lugs. Can't say that the numbers are 211.

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