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Instructional: Diff between War, & Post war mags

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Am trying to put together a simple instructional showing some of the differences between the WW2 era and post war PP mags. Here's what I have so far. Would appreciate any info that I could add to this. I know very little about the post war mags and pistols, so am relying on the kindness of strangers.
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Hi Pancho,

in my opinion you are right, but perhaps there will be exeptions of the rule.
My Walther PP 9mmk WaA 359 holds the following WWII mag.with bright heavy follower.

Fritz

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Thanks guys for covering this topic, I have often wondered and asked about wartime PP finger extension mags.....never really got an answer, until now.
Dean
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