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Luger 22 Conversion

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Dear All:

I have attached pictures of my Luger 22 conversion. Can someone please advise in what year these units were made. This unit has a 10 round magazines while most of the others I see are only 5 rounds and are nickel plated.

Regards,

George



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Edward Tinker
George, no markings or acceptance on it or the unit? i.e. nazi markings, certain acceptance can be approx for years.

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George, no markings or acceptance on it or the unit? i.e. nazi markings, certain acceptance can be approx for years.

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